You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

At the other end of the phone, came a nice female voice, "Karl, don’t stay in Khebury, go back to the Capital. Mom misses you very much. Before, although Mom and Dad took the initiative to arrange a marriage for you, but you have not seen the girl after all. I did! She is really a very nice girl, lovely looking, good-tempered, good family background, well educated, gentle, quiet, and elegant. You should at least meet the girl once, and if you are not satisfied we will not talk about it anymore.” "Mom, what era is it now? You still have arranged a marriage for me? How dare you take it upon yourself to help us get engaged? I heard it's Mayor Sanchez's daughter, named Julia Sanchez, right? You really think I don't know anything. Meeting her? I heard she ran away from the marriage, she's not even at the Capital, and Mayor Sanchez doesn't know where she's gone. I don't understand why you guys have to get involved in something that she doesn't want and I don't want either. If that's all you want to say, I'll hang up now, and you take care of your health, goodbye!"

Karl hung up the phone with a frown and walked back down the hall. He graduated from the Capital Law School with a master's degree and was originally going to the Capital's top prosecutor's office, but he didn't want to stay at the Capital. His parents were pushing him to get married all day long, and the women were all high ranking officials’ children, so he couldn't stand it. He would rather run to Khebury alone, just as a police officer, and he was comfortable with it. Moreover, he found the work of a criminal police very interesting. He was so focused on solving cases.

As he was thinking, he looked up and saw Juanita waiting for him with her arms crossed like a puffer fish puffed up in front of him.

name was

Julia Sanchez they mentioned on the phone just now. Juanita

it could not be

spoke up lound. The girl in front of him was noisy, spiteful and difficult, not at all the

that if she didn't contact me within twenty minutes, I should call the police! How could

a call from her at that time, how could I have foreseen in