You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Just as the atmosphere was getting cold and stagnant, the phone rang. Luther took his cell phone out of his suit pocket.

This was Joyce's cell phone. Last night Joyce's cell phone was kicked away by that masked thug, and it was Aaron who picked it up. The screen was broken, but it could still do the job. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ FindNʘᴠᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

When he saw that it was Charlotte calling, he wrinkled his nose and answered, "Yes?"

“Luther? Joy, where's Joyce ..." On the other end of the line, Charlotte clearly froze a bit. How come the person who answered the phone was Luther?

Luther put the phone to Joyce's ear, "Charlotte's calling.”

Joyce glanced suspiciously. What was Charlotte doing calling her so early in the morning?

The two of them hardly ever called each other. Even if it was about work, they usually talked about everything clearly in the project team. "What's the matter? Anything wrong?" Joyce asked.

"Oh yes, my mother wants to meet you. When would you be free to come to my house for afternoon tea?" On the other end of the phone, Charlotte asked through clenched teeth. She tried her best not to let her tension show through, and she was holding back very hard.

Joyce was really with Luther. Thomas missed last night and called her later.

Charlotte didn't know who saved Joyce, and she couldn't ask Joyce about last night, so she finally came up with a reason to call Joyce in the morning to confirm.

Luther who saved Joyce, and what she feared

to be

she was so angry

Useless Thomas!

a bargain for

company in a few days, okay?" Charlotte's

her, and she was afraid it would be because

was suddenly overwhelmed by a strong sense of

thought that in Cecelia's opinion, she must be an

the thought of Cecelia really wanting

a sense

was in the wrong to get in the middle between Luther and Charlotte, who had not just a marriage contract and

she could not have a divorce

not know what to

let Cecelia really

keep you. Hanging up

back any longer. "Bang!" She viciously smashed the phone to the cold marble floor, and it was in