My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Kissing, hugging, and so much more than that...

After nearly two hours, Hendrix finally let go of me with satisfaction.

As soon as I laid down to rest, I heard the sound of showering coming from the bathroom. It was Hendrix, who'd gone to take a shower. Thinking that he would be busy working tomorrow, I stacked my pillows a little higher and waited for him to finish showering so we could go to bed together.

Before long, Hendrix came out in a bathrobe, but he went straight into the cloakroom instead. When he came out, he was already dressed in a suit.

"Are you going back to the office?" Amos had made an appointment with Hendrix at nine o'clock in the morning. If he went back to work at this hour, he probably wouldn't be back early. I was really worried that he would not have enough sleep, having to spend time going back and forth between our house and his company.

Hendrix walked to the bed and bent down to kiss me on the forehead. He said softly, "There are some issues that have to be dealt with tonight. You go to sleep first."

"Okay." I sighed. I knew that I couldn't be a stumbling block in his career, but I still couldn't help reminding him, "Come back early, don't spend the night in the office, you'll catch a cold."

Hendrix laughed. "Don't worry. I'm full of strength now. I can stay up all night."

him out. "Go, go, come back

the room with his

house quieted

time, I realized it was only eleven o'clock, and the most exciting part of the night had just

out of bed. I took my medicine for today with a glass of warm water and threw out the previous medications that I'd

and they might end up going bad if I kept them any longer. If that happened, these medicines would

a habit of untucking herself during sleep, so I simply wrapped myself with a jacket and went to her room to check on her. When I saw that

was still clear-headed when I returned back to the bedroom. I leaned against the headboard and spent some

minutes later, Freya

for someone to talk

was already a mother, yet she was still so

the message, I

that two mothers