You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

"No." Charlotte immediately shook her head. Suddenly, she realized that she answered too quickly, and she hastily added, "I have thought back on what happened that day after I heard about Stephanie's death, and I really can't think of anything unusual.”

"I checked the tea room, and from the order in which the tea sets were arranged, it looked like your tea drinking ended quite abruptly halfway through. May I ask, why did you finish early?" At this moment, a sharp light reflected from Karl's eyes, staring straight at Charlotte.

Charlotte was stunned, not expecting Karl to ask such a question at all. Indeed, Stephanie got up and left abruptly that day after she began to suspect her. It had never occurred to her that she needed to rearrange the tea set. She didn't expect Karl to be so perceptive as to notice such a trace.

She hesitated and froze for a moment before saying, "Grandma suddenly said she was sleepy. So I helped her into her room to sleep.” "So, you've been in Stephanie's room, too?" Karl asked lightheartedly as he took notes.

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her answer. Perhaps she should not have answered that she had helped Stephanie to her room but should have said that she had left directly. But what

went in there,"

go to sleep.” Charlotte felt as if she was in a trap already, unable to get out of his seductive inquiry. "So, did Stephanie

again panicked. After all, it was her first time killing, and even if she had prepared for it, in

suspect me?" Charlotte sulked and

you can choose not to say anything. You are a Heath, the police have no right to question you much, the decision

a frown. Karl's words sound eerie, and she thought it would be more appropriate to answer, lest he could be suspicious. "What other

your age. Why did she want to see

that." Charlotte coldly rebuffed. She had expected Karl to ask more questions, but to her surprise, Karl closed the computer and said respectfully,