You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

She sobbed while saying, “I never thought that Justin would fall in love with Joyce for more than two years, and Joyce is pregnant with his child. Today, in front of all the guests, my mother exposed Joyce's pregnancy. I didn't expect Justin to stand up for Joyce and admit that the baby was his, and that the reason Joyce and my brother got married under false pretenses was to help him protect Joyce. I was kept in the dark and didn't know anything. Woohoo ..."

On the other end of the line, Charlotte was stunned.

What the hell ... actually was going on?

She had heard of Justin, and since she entered the Heath family, she had known many people in the upper class circle. She had naturally heard of Justin, the son of the Henderson family bank. The elegant and noble son in the eyes of celebrity girls, who was said to be of extraordinary appearance, with a fairy aura.

Justin had been missing for more than two years, but he was with Joyce? Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the Find_Nøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Was it possible? Why didn't she notice it at all?

feel bad. I'll come to you tomorrow and help you figure out what to do together.” Charlotte said a few casual words of comfort, not at all from the heart. After all, she didn't care

it himself, and tomorrow all the media, the internet will definitely

doesn't mean that Joyce can marry Justin without any problems. After all, she and Luther are not yet divorced. And, for whatever reason, the Henderson family is willing to accept a woman in a second marriage? I'm hanging up now, my mom is calling me, I'll go see how she is. I'll see you tomorrow. Bye."

needed to gather her thoughts. Tonight's news had surprised and

extremely

longer had a

too good. Why were there always so many people around her, to love her, and

to great lengths to impersonate the Heath family's daughter, knowing in her heart that the real

all, why would Joyce always get the best so

too unfair, too favorable

time, there was a vague uneasiness in