My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I looked at Aaron, in hopes of eliciting an answer from him. But apparently, no such miracle happened.

Only two things would drive strangers to hit it off on a first meeting, those things were money and profit. It wasn't hard to guess why they were here.

As the saying goes, a person with a high ranking is liable to get attacked. After forging its way into the top five economies in the world, the Roberts Group, the country's largest company, was known worldwide. It was difficult to get a share of its business.

Those from the business world would show up twice a day with proposals to collaborate and hoped they would be the lucky ones out of a million others. From beginning to end, the decision was in the hands of the Roberts Group.

However, these two were clearly not interested in playing by the rules.

Hendrix didn't take them seriously. He looked calmly at Aaron and gestured for him to explain further.

Aaron was slouched on the sofa then propped up his arm and impatiently massaged his temples.

"So, Anne isn't going to run a club? Don't know who exactly sent them the information, but these two gentlemen here insisted on joining us."

they here for

the top mafia organization in the country be

Anne's club would be successful, even if it ever actually opened, it might only thrive within Jarold City, a business that operated on tight

Hendrix

isn't home yet," Aaron replied, "Anne has been very busy

had no morality nor shame. Keeping her away from

weren't paying attention, I quietly tugged on Hendrix's sleeve, asking him to keep

me to take it easy. He looked like he already had a plan

I suddenly thought of something and

wanted to stay under the radar, so he stooped

Anne returns, bring her straight to the room through the side door," I whispered. "Understood," Evan responded respectfully. He then went out of the door. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴet

His small, pointed eyes narrowed his eyes as he followed Evan out

go too far. As soon as he noticed me staring at him, he

really bold to do this. Even a child from an ordinary family would cry for his mother after