My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna) novel Chapter 385

Footsteps were heard from the bedroom, and suddenly, I could hear Hendrix's voice in my ears. He sounded a little angry when he asked, "Arianna, why are you crying?"

I pursed my lips and didn't respond.

He pulled the blanket away, and the light was a little too glaring.

He said with a sullen face, "Are you planning to suffocate yourself to death?"

I didn't want to talk, so I glared at him and asked, "Hendrix, can't I be left alone to regulate my feelings? Have you asked about how I feel?"

He frowned. "Are you not feeling well?"

I wanted to strangle him. I looked at him and gritted my teeth. "Can't you tell?"

He pursed his lips and looked very unhappy. "I'll take you to the hospital!"

I held back my anger. I picked up a pillow and threw it at him. "Get out!"

Hendrix looked at me in silence.

Then, he closed the bedroom door and left.

I closed my eyes and continued lying in bed. I couldn't fall asleep no matter how hard I tried; the anger within was nowhere near sizzling out.

Minnie brought over some food and whispered, "Arianna, please get up and have something to eat. Would you like to apply the ointment again before going to bed?"

"No need!" I don't usually lose my temper for no reason, so my tone sounded cold.

Every inch of my body hurt. I could neither sleep nor eat.

I didn't feel like moving or talking.

I stared at the ceiling in a daze. Andrea's child was gone but I didn't feel an ounce of happiness. My mind was a total mess.

I felt myself growing more annoyed. I just wanted to have a good sleep, but the more I wanted to, the more I couldn't doze off.

After another few failed attempts, I finally gave up on all notions of slumber. I dragged myself out of bed and to the balcony.

I opened all the windows in the room. It was drizzling outside, and the cold wind rushed into the bedroom. I instantly felt awake, and the soreness around my body became more difficult to ignore as I went to sit by the window to enjoy more of the refreshing rain and cold breeze.

The leaves outside the villa were all gone, leaving only bare branches with no birds to be seen. What a lonely scene this was.