You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

But could it be about Charlotte, whom he met by chance in the hotel lobby this evening?

However, he sure knew better than to ask Luther about it.

Soon, he managed to hack into the hotel's surveillance system.

More than twenty computers in the room were instantly switched to a synchronized monitoring screen, each computer displays a different angle of the hotel.

"Okay. It's now connected to the hotel in real-time. You want to go through the previous surveillance logs, just press this button to go back in time.”

Mathew demonstrated it to Luther.

"Well, got it. You go out and I'll see for myself."

Luther bent over and sat down in front of the computer, and coldly spoke to drive Mathew away, "If you are bored, hurry up and clean up the living room, at least to have a place to stand. Are you having a mansion or a warehouse? I think you should just get married early, single life is not for you."

Mathew rolled his eyes and was then thrown out of his own home.

left the computer room, returned to the living room, and

and he even complained all about his home.

Luther lifted his wrist and looked at

rewound the surveillance back to the time he met Charlotte at

forwarding it again little

to the hotel's need to protect the privacy of their customers, there was no surveillance on

the footage of Charlotte entering the elevator before she left

that Charlotte had actually taken the

the hotel was a VIP

Charlotte when she arrived at the hotel. It was after 2:00 pm. And when she left the hotel it

it should be somewhere between two and seven in the afternoon. Luther went back to the video, but this time, he focused

entered the elevator and went to

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sat upright and his dark eyes

man wearing a military uniform. The man was tall, with decent features, and about thirty years old, and he was a captain. This man entered the elevator before five and pressed the top floor button. He left around six thirty. Half an hour after he left,

family, military, Charlotte