My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

After waiting in the car for quite some time, Hendrix arrived and got into his seat with a blank face.

He straightened his body and looked forward steadily, placing his hands on his knees as though he had drawn an invisible line between us.

Only women would sulk silently. But when it came to Hendrix, it unexpectedly suited him. He even looked slightly embarrassed.

As I looked at his sharp jawline, I pursed my lips and held back my laughter. Leaning over to take a closer look at his face, the car came to a sudden stop, and I, who had forgotten to buckle my seat belt, was thrown out of my seat from the inertia.

Just then, a pair of huge hands placed themselves on my waist. With a gentle push, I was brought back onto my leather seat.

When I looked up, I saw Hendrix's furrowed eyebrows. His deep black eyes looked concerned.

I seemed to have read his mind, which implied, "This is the wife I've chosen for myself. Even if I get mad at her, I can only brace myself and continue to spoil her."

"Pfft..." I couldn't help but laugh out loud.

Hendrix's face darkened. He couldn't stand seeing me like this, but he couldn't do anything about it either. Others only suffered defeat from Hendrix, so he had never been treated this way before. He had probably been rendered speechless.

steady. What remained of his stubbornness was used to turn away to not look

I followed Hendrix's example. I then leaned on his shoulder with nothing

for a very long time. When they saw us arriving home, all they said was that it was fine and didn't

a good judge of the kind of people they were. From within me, I had

to ask about their living conditions.

home, I hope the both of you will spend

a kind-hearted woman, and she had a comfortable

and reassured me,

we will definitely treat Neal as our own. We believe that, as long as

husband and they both held each other's hands tightly

satisfaction. Neal was going to have a good

then, there was a sudden commotion coming from the

fallen

"Butler, quick! She's drowning!"

though lightning had struck me. The panic and surge of that electric shock