You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

"Bang!" Her phone was thrown into the corner by Charlotte, the screen was immediately shattered, and the battery came out, lying dead on the ground.

Charlotte squatted down and leaned over to look at Stephanie who was struggling, her lips showing an icy evil smile, "How? The effect of the drug has almost come up. Do you feel numb in your tongue? Trying to speak? But you just can't, right?"

Stephanie opened her mouth, but her tongue was so numb that she could not even feel it. She was able to say a few words earlier, but now she could barely utter a word. Her black eyes were wide open and bloodshot. Her pupils tightened and she stared hard at Charlotte, her eyes full of disbelief and reluctance.

She had been shrewd all her life, and she had been in the business world all her life, but she never thought she would fall into the hands of this ruthless woman in her twenties.

completely lost the tension she had just felt, and she admired Stephanie's struggle in front of her, like a hunter admiring the final death

am indeed not the Heath family's daughter. The orphanage let me and Joyce together provide hair and nail for DNA testing, and I secretly switched my own with Joyce's. It was only logical

thought I saved him, but ..." She leaned closer to Stephanie and said it to her, word for word,

is not Luther's at all. But don't worry, I won't let this bastard come into the world. In

right away. The drug will paralyze your tongue, and then your whole body gradually. You won't be able to speak, you won't be able to walk,

“It will take about four hours. Eventually you will be so paralyzed that you won't be able to breathe and eventually suffocate, and you will always keep your

of the Heath family. This drug will soon decompose in your body, and the final detected composition will be exactly the same as the painkillers in your body, and

will return here exactly when you die. At that point, she will be the biggest suspect for murder, because you will look like you were smothered to death. And because I will be long gone before you