You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Karl took out his log book and and pen. Then he looked at his watch and said to Juanita, "I have things to take care of, so hurry up and tell me what you know, in detail.”

Juanita sat in the seat across from him and grunted, "That's the kind of professional ethic you need."

“Let's get started.” Karl raised his long eyelashes slightly, ready to record.

“No coffee?" Juanita looked up and around and questioned, "I see that other police officers have offered coffee, or tea, to the people being questioned. That's not very good service from you. We're all taxpayers."

took a deep breath and suppressed his anger. He stood up, went to the coffee machine and made a cup of instant coffee, walked back and put it in

pretending to take two sips and began, "Today Joyce went to R&S Group headquarters for her work, and she arrived at the office around 11:00 am. This is the extra work arranged by Casey. I had nothing to do, so I went to the group to accompany her. By 4:00 pm, Joyce finished the work at hand. She said she was going to the supermarket today to buy groceries and go home to

late to explain, and she had returned to the Warner family. She said I should wait about 20 minutes, and

rapidly into the computer,

how nice she was to Stephanie. She grew up in an orphanage and now she took Stephanie as her only family. She saved Stephanie's life. The two of them, Jacqueline and Shelly, were afraid that she would fight for her fortune, and they have been pushing her around. This time they will definitely seize the opportunity to frame her. Just a few days ago, Shelly also framed Joyce and accused her of leaking a car design to a competitor, the Ballard

for the important information. Personal speculation will not be necessary. The law is about evidence, and we'll be the judge of that." Karl said seriously. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ Find_Nøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters

should go in and question Joyce, and you can go ahead and contact me again if you remember any useful information.” After saying that, he stood up. "Wait

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