My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

"Evan found an old document with Irvin's grandfather's signature on it, but I'm not sure yet."

Hendrix was a man who liked to keep a low profile. If he was not more than 80% certain of something, he would not tell me about it.

It was no wonder that Irvin kept telling me to be wary of Hendrix. He must have known what happened that year, so he'd tried to confuse me before Hendrix told me anything.

I was not used to suspecting others with malice, especially Irvin. However, contrary to my belief, he was not the person I'd thought he was.

All of a sudden, Evan's voice came from the other end of the line.

"Sir, we're ready."

Hendrix murmured a response and hung up the phone. "I'll call you tomorrow..."

I brought the phone in front of me and saw that it had returned to the dialing screen. Looking at the only call record, I had mixed feelings in my heart.

Hendrix was not worried about my situation at all.

it was not his fault. After

putting down the phone, so I repeatedly stared at the image of my baby on the laptop, hoping to find clues about

watched until I eventually drifted

morning. There was no major change in the weather in Mesville during the winter. The sky was grey as if the end of the

went downstairs, intending to have a good look around

whole castle was empty, except for a few foreign servants who'd arrived last

but they didn't prevent me from escaping. I didn't know whether it was because

suit and looked elegant. The corners of his mouth were upturned in a gentle smile, which made him look like a gentleman. My fate was in his hands. I knew that being afraid wouldn't change anything, so I just calmly walked over and sat in the seat

I sat down, he served

hand, had been paying close attention to Irvin's every movement and

I had been trying to figure out if Irvin had really

this, I can't help but

looking up at me, but his words were extremely

regained my senses. Then, I calmly said, "I don't understand. What

he was doing and raised his head slowly. Then, staring at me with his dark eyes, he said with a faint smile, "That you