My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

There would be no problems. According to my physical condition, I would not be able to give birth in the future.

I pursed my lips and suppressed the joy in my heart. I pretended to have been convinced and nodded solemnly. "I accept!" sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FindNøvᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Zoel finally smiled. He leaned back and stretched out his hand to me in the video. "Congratulations, Arianna. We'll be colleagues from now on."

It was getting colder and colder in winter. The temperature in the city often reached negative values. I was pregnant and wore a lot to block out the cold, and it made me look like a moving, lazy bear. It was drizzling, and the sky was gloomy. Emma helped me to watch the snow by the window.

The grass and trees in the garden had all dried up. Snowflakes fell on them, like covering them in snow-white clothes. It was thick in winter.

Charles' secretary came in hurriedly. He was wearing a simple cotton-padded jacket. As he spoke, the heat dispersed. "Is Mr. Reid here?"

He was here for Aaron.

Mr. Garland?" Emma

the stairs and stopped him. "Mr. Garland, come up and talk." Aaron had absolute authority

Aaron was deliberately targeting her, so she argued, "Whatever! It's not

probably going to quarrel for

and Aaron had also changed his clothes as he followed Mr. Garland downstairs. The two of them hurried out. When Aaron reached the

"I understand." I nodded.

at Emma. Only when he heard Emma mutter an annoyed "got it" did he turn around and

like something had

can see that Uncle Charles is devoted to the people. He won't have any scandals. Everything will be fine." Emma was very calm and her words were reasonable. She turned her head and looked

about it, and still couldn't help

worry about accidents. What I worried about was other people's schemes. There were too many situations

by the window and placed her hands gently on the glass. She muttered to herself, "Rain and snow can blend together. Why then,

fact, she still minded his words and deeds so much. Just