My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I smiled, shook my head, and replied, "No, I just suddenly remembered him. With the influence of the Saunders family, it wouldn't be difficult to get him released from prison early." Hendrix didn't seem to be that bothered about this matter. Perhaps in his opinion, he would be glad if Josiah could be released from prison earlier. After all, they used to be buddies in the past. Even if he resented Josiah for what he did, but that was all in the past now. He had gotten over it. Time always healed.

He replied as he continued driving, "The Saunders family will make their arrangements. Besides, he may go to Hanlusia City in the future. It would be hard for us to keep in touch then."

I pursed my lips. It seemed that the situation was similar to what I had imagined. Hendrix seemed to have already let go of his resentment towards Josiah.

"If, I mean what if!" I said seriously. I looked at Hendrix and continued, "I actually don't want him to come out. I want him to rot inside prison. Will you hate me for saying this?"

react. He gave me a sideways glance and asked, "Is it because of Anne's illness? Is that why

exclaimed. I was initially shocked upon finding out what Josiah had done, but now, there was nothing but contempt. There was always a dark side to everyone, no matter how

abominable because he pretended to be a gentleman, but there was no trace of kindness in his heart. Even if Anne's illness was an accident, that couldn't explain what happened to Chloe. He was killing people deliberately. I didn't know what he had done to Chloe to cause her disease, but I was sure he had

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I left the hospital earlier, I had been thinking of ways to keep him locked up in prison forever. I would never let Anne accept Josiah as

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lung cancer!" I replied. I thought that I had dealt with this somewhat extremely, but I really