My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Three days later, Hendrix and I took our children and their sitter to the Marshall family's private island.

We flew from Jarold City to Mesville, and then boarded a private plane. Hours later, we finally landed on a coastline near the high seas. The violent rotation of the propeller caused the vast area of sea around the helicopter to shake. The thrilling scene was like the island - mysterious and dangerous.

When we got off the plane, we could see the palace- style buildings clearly. They were magnificent. The buildings were covered in green plants where the sea water couldn't reach. In front of us was a cobblestone path, extending from the foot of the mountain to the top. The island was a paradise for tropical plants. Walking through it, it was as if we had entered a tropical rain forest without swamp or mud. It was no wonder Nathan could hide in such a secluded place for more than two decades.

I was so focused on observing my surroundings that I didn't notice the decorative stones in front of me. I stumbled and would've fallen if Hendrix had not immediately wrapped an arm around my waist and helped me stand upright. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNovᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

"Sorry," I smiled apologetically and tried to calm myself down.

mishap could easily have me shaken

too nervous. The Marshall family only cares about the children. As for you and I, they couldn't care less about us, so there's no need to be restrained. Just think of this

was true, but when I thought of the first confrontation with Nathan and the words that he had said to Hendrix - that

optimism was a

very appropriate to do so, I still had to remind Hendrix of the possible dangers. "This island is in

dark as ink, but looked smiley at the same time. "Remember, I am your husband. No matter what happens, just leave it to me and get behind me. Do

the opposite of this. If any conflict occurred, his so-called parents would only get angry, and would

pretended to be serious.

was a joke, it

Reid Family, whom I could count on. In the face of these wolves, I had