My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Chapter 2374

Chapter 2374

As expected, Jordan arrived in just 20 minutes.

He was not surprised to see me. He came to stand in front of me and said in a poised manner, "Did you wait long?"

"No, I have something to tell you," I went straight to the point, "Sawyer Clark stopped by. He's the husband of the woman who was killed by Stanley. In a way, he's also my younger brother. He's here to seek justice for his wife. Can you apologize to him once you're inside?"

However, Jordan changed the subject, "I watched a movie last night. The scene was almost the same as now. The difference was that the heroine was concerned about whether the man had a hard time outside and whether or not he was tired."

The lack of communication made me annoyed. Nonetheless, for Sawyer's sake, I suppressed my anger and said, "Well, that sounds heartwarming. The thing is, this is an urgent matter. Can you give me a response? Just make an apology to the person you hurt. You won't lose anything from it."

"What do I get out of it?" Jordan showed his usual facade, a gentle harmless expression on his face.

I knew he wouldn't do anything that didn't benefit him, so I gave up on the idea and continued, "In return, I can promise you one thing, as long as it doesn't involve murder, arson, or anything that goes against my principles."

narrowed. It seemed that he had begun to consider if this

that you don't harm Sawyer and let him safely

had picked up a lollipop, Jordan's eyes lit up

saw this, my heart shook. I immediately

eagerly brought

appeared to be distracted by his thoughts. It was not until we got closer

Jordan Marshall," I clenched my fists as I observed Sawyer, ready to stop him at any moment, "He

was emotionless as he stood beside me, with no intention of

he slowly said, "You killed such a wonderful woman, did you know

Jordan remained impassive and

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but Arianna told me that I caused considerable sorrow to you and

What a frank murderer!

disparity between our abilities, I would have loved to

the offender's genuine remorse, not some polite