My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Hendrix sighed and lowered his voice, "If that's the case, I should be punished just the same."

I was at a loss for words. Over the phone, we were locked in silence.

Hendrix finally broke the silence.

"Arianna, my love for Anne is no different from yours. As you can see, after meeting him, Anne had become much more cheerful and gets a little better every day. Our children shouldn't only live in the spaces we allow them to. She should grow to be more lively, confident, and have the courage to face society. Neither you nor I could bring Anne out of her shell, but Josiah did. For Anne's sake, it's worth a try, isn't it?' "I know what you're worried about. My people are always keeping an eye on Josiah. If he comes into contact with anything that may harm her, they'll lock him up right away. I guarantee you that this time, he doesn't have any other purpose other than to help Anne blend into society."

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would all be in vain. He had many ways to deal with them. He'd even spent

to continue to use his identity as a teacher to conduct his psychological therapy on Anne, but within reason. You must warn him not to reveal his identity and not to have any ideas about gaining custody over her. Also, I will give him, at most, two years. If in two years, she doesn't show any improvement,

if necessary, I'll get him to sign a contract," Hendrix

intend to let things be. Instead, I said mockingly, "Josiah isn't worthy of my trust,

probably won't have a chance to hold me accountable anymore." Hendrix could tell that I had given in to his

to settle down, "There are some things I need to mention beforehand. I'm still not sold on Josiah." "Trust me, the results won't disappoint you," Hendrix said with a

about

to joke around, so I

turned around to enter the room, I saw Aaron leaning against the glass door with his hands in his