My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I knew that Aaron and Hendrix were both sad.

Putting my hand on his back, I apologized sincerely, "Aaron, I was wrong. You can rest assured that I won't put myself in danger again in the future. This time, I am in the wrong. I'll accept any punishment you dish out."

Aaron probably did not expect that I would admit my mistakes. He swallowed the sarcastic words that he was ready to hurl at me and sighed helplessly. "How can I punish you? Since you have admitted your mistake, what kind of brother would I be if I still held this grudge against you?"

I laughed and said, "The luckiest thing in my life is having a good brother like you."

"Don't try to butter me up. If you do it again, I won't spare you so easily! You know, I have many ways to teach you a lesson!" Aaron pretended to be fierce and rolled his eyes at me.

But I was used to being the fierce one instead, so I didn't feel afraid of Aaron's threat. I raised my eyebrows and let this matter slide.

But when I recalled Sebastian's mysterious smile before I fainted, I did not feel at ease. So I asked Aaron for the truth, "Did the doctor ever examine me? Is there anything wrong with me?" "Did you finally remember that you gave birth not too long ago?" Aaron glared at me and patted me on the back of my hand to comfort me. "Don't worry. The doctor said it's not a big deal. But you better get some rest for a while."

"Why don't we let the doctor do a more detailed examination? I'll do a blood test and urine

my hand

lost consciousness, they injected something

saying this would make Aaron worried. I had to find out

did not speak for several seconds. He gasped, and the atmosphere in

worse watching his expression than when

comfort him, but I had no confidence. My voice was so soft that it was barely a whisper. Aaron ignored me and withdrew his hand. Then he got up

really angry

the whole hospital were called to my ward. After taking turns to ask about my situation, they arranged a series of examinations. Aaron was watching the whole time, but he didn't say a

was a long process. There were no problems with the preliminary examination. It would take two

slept too much during the day, and

go out for a walk, but when I reached the door, I was stopped by

every exit of the hospital was guarded by bodyguards. Most of the guards were placed in front of the door to my ward. Therefore, it was impossible for