My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)
Chapter 1728

On the plane back to our country, everything seemed to come to an end.

Looking at the baby in my arms, I couldn't help thinking of the countless babies in that room, and Irvin.

"Where's Irvin?" I asked Hendrix.

It was not that I still wanted to save him, but we knew each other for so long. I didn't want him to disappear in the end.

"After we made a deal, he decided never to come back from now on," Hendrix said calmly.

"Did Irvin help you with your plan?"

"Yes." Hendrix turned his head to look at me, his black eyes as dark as ink. "He made Sebastian think that I was led to the other side of Mesville, so I had the opportunity to follow you from the airport to his lair. "I don't understand. In this case, why did he work for Sebastian and lure me to Mesville?"

Hendrix pressed the corner of his mouth and asked helplessly, "Do you need me to tell you that it's because you're too charming?" "Hm?" I didn't understand.

"It's true that Irvin doesn't want to see you with me, but he doesn't want to see you die either. When he learned from Sebastian that you were seriously ill, he took the initiative to find me. His one condition was to save your life," Hendrix said.

All of a sudden, I felt very upset.

Irvin was trapped in his own obsessions and had gone off the far end. He hurt my family. This fact could not be erased. The debt between us had been wiped out the moment he and Sebastian joined hands. He never wanted to hurt me because he wanted me to never forget him.

Noticing I was in a bad mood, Hendrix took me into his arms and patted me gently to comfort me. "Don't worry. I've already brought Irvin's wife and child back to him."

When I was about to blame him for doing something improper, Hendrix stopped me and said, "It wasn't me. Evan happened to save them when he looked for our son. It was a favor."

I didn't want his wife and children to get hurt, especially having personally experienced this pain before. Even more than that, I didn't want the same thing to happen to others. Fortunately, I knew Hendrix would not cross the line.

Although I felt lucky, I was still worried. "Irvin may not appreciate it."

In Irvin's eyes, Shirley and Dannie had always been a burden to him, so he would never treat them as bargaining chips to save me.

Hendrix explained, "It's one thing whether he understands or not, but whether I do or not is another matter. In short, we don't owe him anything anymore. You too. You don't have to show him mercy anymore." "Hurry up, let the bad luck leave..."

Valerie had become superstitious, and quickly asked to bring the child back quickly.

Although it was useless, we still listened obediently. We quickly went inside the Reid Manor, while she threw salt around the house.

A group of people surrounded me and the child as we walked into the living room. It was as lively as a party.

After sitting down, I caught a glimpse of a figure from the corner of my eyes, who appeared particularly lonely in the crowd.

It was Emma. She stood far away at the entrance of the stairs. She smiled with embarrassment but dared not to come close. She deliberately lowered her head and fiddled with her fingers to cover up her panic.

"Emma," I called her with a smile. "Aren't you glad to see me?"

Upon hearing her name, Emma was stunned for a moment before she replied in surprise, "Why! I've been waiting for you every day!"

I smiled. "Then don't you want to come over and see what the baby looks like?"

The smile on Emma's face suddenly bloomed and her eyes narrowed into the shape of crescent moons. She came close to me happily and took the baby from my arms carefully. She murmured, "I will remember you well. You won't be taken away again."