You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

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Joyce did not expect the old man in front of her to suddenly come forward and grab her. His hand was very strong, and she felt pain already in her arms. However, she did not dare to break free, afraid that if she used too much force, the old man in front of her would fall. What a familiar face! When the old man turned around, Joyce thought he looked familiar. Like she had seen him somewhere before.

But she couldn't remember that for a moment.

"Mia, Mia! I finally found you." Rodney grabbed Joyce tightly, his voice trembling with excitement.

"Mister, I'm sorry, you have the wrong person, my name is not Mia." Joyce patiently, and with a smile, explained.

At that moment, Manager Foster came forward, "Mister, is this the girl you've been looking for?"

I met in the hotel corridor that day. It's so similar, just so similar, Mia, I finally found you." Rodney wouldn't let go of his hand, "Look, Manager Foster, I'm not lying to you. I really saw it!" "So, have you been to Riveria

I have an impression.” Joyce's eyes shone brightly and seemed to

Riveria Haze. At that time, in addition to Luther, Charlotte, Cecelia, which she knew, there was also someone else, dressed in a military uniform, and although his hair was silver

corridor, when she was so distracted and hurriedly apologized and then left. She remembered that he was on crutches that day, and today he was

time ago, I once bumped into you in

said excitedly, his lips trembling. At this moment, he seemed to have traveled back in time, and back to his youth, forgetting that his

commander-in-chief of the military district, Rodney Heath! Mia,

be now?" Joyce smiled patiently. She knew he was Rodney, and she had recognized him, Charlotte's grandfather. It seemed that the Mia he was calling out must be the person he had loved in his youth. And that's when Manager Foster, who was standing on

a good thing she had treated her quite patiently, otherwise she wouldn't have enough heads to