My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

"Wife?" I was completely shocked.

It had only been a few months since lan had left, and yet, he was already married? It was the first time I had even met the woman whom he called his wife. Perhaps it was because of my self-esteem. I really couldn't accept the fact that a man who grew up together with me was married without even me knowing anything about it. I had an unpleasant expression on my face.

"Shocking, right?" As lan looked at me, the smile on his face widened, but his eyes remained calm. "It's understandable. I've known Silvia for almost a year now, and we received our marriage certificate two months ago. Can't actually say we made our decision too hurriedly, can you?"

He said it in a joking tone, but my heart instantly sank.

I knew that lan was still blaming me.

remembered what he said about us growing distant from each other. We were childhood friends. However, I was too busy taking care of my personal matters that I had forgotten to ask about how he was doing. Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the Findɴovel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access

tip of my tongue, but I didn't know how to

turned away and didn't dare look at lan, but saw Silvia kindly smiling towards me instead. I forced a smile out of respect. Then I lowered her

him. "It doesn't matter actually even if your engagement was decided in a rush. Who can say for sure when it comes to love at first sight? My husband and I knew we were the one for each other after meeting for not long, and we're now living happily together. It's not much of a big deal

by her honesty. A moment later, he regained his calmness and said, "I agree. It's just everyone's personal choice. No

there was some other meaning in lan's words, but I really couldn't bring it up when Raiya and Silvia were right in front of us. I really

accompany her all the time." "We'll see how it goes." Ian directly rejected my invitation. "I just started my own clinic. All the patients I treated

I would think that lan blamed me for not caring enough

longer here. I only had lan left, a person who had accompanied me for a long time. I couldn't bear