You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

"Since the phone is not answered, you should leave it alone and take the person to the hospital first.” The passerby suggested.

"Or you can check the phone records to see who she recently contacted and call back and ask." Another person suggested. Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of s early and in the highest quality.

The man who bumped into Charlotte thought it made sense.

So he opened Charlotte's phone's address book and called the first number he saw.

It was Cecelia's number, as the last received call on Charlotte's phone was from Cecelia.

"Hey, Charlotte, what's up?" On the other end of the line, Cecelia asked.

"Hey, may I ask who you are to the owner of this phone?" The man inquired.

froze and immediately responded, “I am her mother. What's wrong with her? What's wrong? And

a series of questions in quick succession, her voice dripping with

daughter with my car just now. Now I'm rushing to take her to the hospital, the ambulance is coming soon, I'll hang up first and we'll keep in touch. Please come to the

Cecelia was

at the road

near the Heath residence. She quickly instructed, "Listen to me, when the ambulance arrives, you tell the ambulance to take my daughter to the nearby military hospital. If they have any objections, you tell them that the patient is the daughter of the Heath family. They will know what to do. When you get to

into? The military chief. If something went wrong with the person lying on the ground, or the child in her belly, would

the ambulance

hurriedly said respectfully to the phone, "Hello, the ambulance has arrived.

didn't give him a hard time over