You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Juanita's eyes were full of appreciation, and when she looked at Karl again, she could not take her eyes off him anymore.

Joyce giggled, nudged Juanita, and glared at her, “Be serious! What happened to your manners?”

Juanita did not have much to say for her statement and it did not take long for her.

When she finished her statement, she didn't forget to squeeze her narrow eyes toward Karl, and her voice was sweet, "Officer, I don't have a good memory, so how can I contact you in case I suddenly remember any details. How about you give me your number?"

Juanita was always the petite and cute type, with perfect almond eyes and cherry lips, and she had those two sweet dimples when she was smiling.

Karl, still expressionlessly, did not even look up, "Just call 110 and transfer to our precinct.”

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seemed

and handed it to Joyce, "Your

and opened her mouth, but couldn't really say a thank you to

And she really liked the gift in particular and felt touched by what he had done. But when she thought about how he and Charlotte kissed this morning, she felt

broke the

as they got

hand, in the interrogation room, Lauren

do such a thing, but she just

shouted, "Don't think I don't know the law, you can only keep me here for 24 hours at most, and after 24 hours you must release me! I have nothing to say, and I'll say it one last time! when I went to the bathroom, I found that I lost my pills!!! Who knows who picked it up!" An older officer, deeply frowned, slapped the table, "Sit down. We have sent someone to search your home." He took out a bottle of

the situation. Miss, your criminal detention has been approved. Today's questioning is just a formality. You will be transferred to a detention center later. Now you'd better be honest, and

body and she sat

But she really didn't use that pill. She couldn't figure out how she

the lobby of the police