You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Charlotte had no time to cover up the sudden change of events, she was in a complete panic and instinctively denied it.

“Luther, what are you talking about? How can it not be your child? Did you hear something? I... I..."

She was incoherent. Originally she crouched on the ground, but now she was so shocked that she scrambled up from the ground in a wretched manner.

She wanted to reach out and grab the hem of his shirt, her watery eyes filled with crystal tears, expecting to win the heart of the man in front of her with such a pitiful gesture.

Luther was the most averse to this.

He shrugged Charlotte off with contempt, not wanting her to touch him even a little bit.

She couldn't figure out how he could suddenly change his face after just answering Mr. Arnold's phone call, it didn't make sense at all. Pushed away by him, she stumbled a few steps and eventually failed to stand, and with her legs weak from the fear, she fell to the ground again.

such a dignified family with a pivotal position in the military and political world. If you are still

up when she heard his words, her body trembled, she struggled to fight back and denied everything, "I really don't know what you're talking about, did you misunderstand

that twice she had gotten a room with Ricky

be that he suspected her of having an affair with another man? She dropped to her knees, moved her knees forward and tugged at his pant leg with a pleading face, "Luther,

with your lieutenant?"

blood on her face, Luther knew about Ricky? She hurried up and found a reason, “No, Luther, my lieutenant had been there to send my guest off. Luther, you must believe in my innocence. This is really your child, I haven't returned to the Heath family more than three months ago, where

you who saved me more than three months ago? Who did you

paternity test of the fetus and see for yourself." He suddenly took a step closer, squatted down and squeezed her wrist with his big palm, "Go, go to St.

over her like a sharp blade, wanting to cut

her brain boomed, and she could no

alternately flowing down, soaked through