My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I soon put that thought aside.

Standing in front of me was just a child, A poor child who had lost his family and had no one to depend on. Just surviving was a big problem for him, never mind the possibility of him scheming against us. I then felt really guilty for thinking that a child like him would scheme like an adult would.

"Alright." Hendrix didn't seem suspicious of him. He nodded for Neal to leave and said, "It's getting late. You should return to your room and rest."

"Yes, sir." Neal bowed respectfully before leaving the living room.

When it was quiet again, I noticed that Hendrix's eyes were locked onto Neal. He was clearly very suspicious of him.

"What are you thinking about?" I asked.

When he heard my voice, Hendrix turned around as if to say, "He may sound like he's well-educated, but that's not a reason for him to stay close to Aurelia." With that, he picked up the cup of warm tea on the table that the servants had served earlier and sipped it. He had no intention of continuing the conversation.

We shared the same opinion about him, so I didn't have much to say. With how determined Hendrix was, the fear I felt for our daughter gradually eased.

Hendrix got up early the very next morning. After we had breakfast, he brought me and Wynn over to the villa in the western suburbs.

hired servants which Aaron brought from Mesville, they were dressed

and was waiting at the gate of

asked indifferently, "Where is

in the master bedroom on the first floor. She has been

heard anything and

had assumed that the

were very unique. The walls were specially painted with colorful graffiti. There wasn't much furniture in

skateboarding.

always presented herself as a very elegant woman to other people. Who would have thought that

around the house as

saw a couple

the once arrogant Jennifer. Her face looked pale, probably due to a

with a quilt that covered his lower body. When he saw us,

their eyes were swollen, it was obvious that they

dies?" As soon as Jennifer saw us, she roared, "He's