You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

The banquet hall was gorgeously lit with bright and blinding light. Joyce looked at Justin in amazement, from top to bottom, her eyes resting on his long, straight legs. Although she had seen him stand up in a flash in front of St. Maria Hospital and on TV.

However, at this moment, seeing him with her own eyes, standing in front of her intact, she still could not believe it.

It was like a whole century when they were apart just for three months. For more than two years of heartache and pain, he finally stood up and returned to the former gentle and elegant nobleman. Her eyes were slightly moist, and she couldn't help but slip a crystal teardrop.

"Come here." Justin held out his hand and smiled dotingly at her.

Her body trembled gently as she tried to walk forward.

Luther put an arm in front of her.

He glared coldly at Justin.

When the four eyes met, there seemed to be a flash of lightning, and neither of them could see what the other was thinking.

silence, and the breathing of the two men, just like the sea after a storm, undulating and

dare

has gone through recent changes and is now stabilizing. Thank you for taking care of my fiancée during this time and disguising her identity with a fake marriage. Now, you can safely hand her back to me." Justin said with a smile. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ FindNʘᴠᴇl.nᴇt

have casted a

The crowd whispered.

of changes, Justin had successfully sat on the throne of the Henderson family bank, and it turned out, Justin was worried about his fiancée? So Luther

seems to be a

easy to

crowd. Everything could

and his throat rolled up and

of Joyce and

was burning with jealousy completely, his fists were clenched, and his reason was on the verge of a breakdown. Although he knew that Joyce and Justin had a history, and he could accept it. As long as Joyce

to let go, but right now, there was no reason to

come up quietly. The dazzling limelight fell unobstructed on her body. Her beautiful face was now like a white flower, and she was like

pressed Luther's blocking arm. And then put her hand, gently,