You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

God! Charlotte was like thunderstruck, standing there idly, and felt an electric current down her whole body, giving her sharp pain like pins and needles. It was as if someone had hit her head hard, and she felt dazed.

The old photo, which looked decades old, certainly could not have been taken now, and she understood that the person in the photo could never be Joyce.

She had also heard that Rodney was in love with his late wife, whose name was Mia Cole, who died of a hemorrhage in childbirth. No one had ever seen what Mia looked like, not even Cecelia. Because there was not a single photo of her preserved.

It turned out that Rodney had been hiding a photo privately.

He didn't just stare at the wall alone, but rather he was looking at the photo of Mia alone and thought about the past.

No one else had ever seen this photo before, and now she had seen it! She suddenly thought about what happened last time in Riveria Haze. When Luther met with the Heath family, Rodney left first because he was angry, and then they heard Rodney shouting and rushing back to the hallway, when Rodney kept saying repeatedly that he had seen Mia and insisted on going to look for her.

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out that Rodney was really out every day looking for the "Mia" whom he met in

the person Rodney saw that day

also at Riveria Haze that day, and she had used some

look like Mia. Was it because her

find her sooner or later if he kept searching like this frantically. When the time came, won't she be exposed? What

panicked, and her heart was messed

sure how would Ricky think

be of any help to him. Although no one else had ever seen the

mind moving with evil thoughts of destruction, but even if the photo was destroyed, the old man's memory would not be erased. What's the