You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Her brain paused for a moment as bits and pieces of memory came up. Although incomplete, the fragments lingered her the mind. She remembered herself wrapping around him like a snake, and demanding constantly, with no manners at all.

She must be crazy, just crazy.

She finally knew why she had even lost her voice.

Her cheeks instantly burned up and she wanted to find a hole in the ground. Even if she was drugged, how could she lose her sanity and look like a slut, she was simply so embarrassed.

As he watched, he buttoned her dress and was about to help her put on her socks.

She hastily stopped it, “I'll wear it myself."

"I'l do it." Luther insisted in a cold voice.

His slender long fingers brushed her soft white toes. Her feet were beautiful, slender yet firm. He loved it.

tried to pull her foot back, but he held it firmly and wouldn't budge. After all

took the "Wheel of Fortune" necklace out of his

voice rang in her ears. Joyce's eyes lit up abruptly with surprise, "This necklace, I hung it on a branch by the creek. I was

her; maybe this really was their destiny. Destined for him to find

sky, finally, was completely

sunrise enveloped their

soft glow of the light and the Wheel of Fortune she wore around her neck were intertwined. At this moment, her face was more dazzling than the sun, and the morning breeze blew her fresh and clean hair, wisps of which swirled with the wind, adding

his

wait to ... He wanted to taste the intense and exciting feelings of last

the commotion was getting louder and louder, and it

stood up and reached out

that her legs were sore and numb as if

of people, has finally found us. Come on, let's go and join them." Luther took Joyce's hand, but found her standing still. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the

He looked