You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Cecelia couldn't help but stand up and walk over to Charlotte, squatting down to comfort her, "Charlotte, calm down. Be careful of your body. I was afraid to tell you because I was afraid that you would be like this. But you still know."

"Oooh, the whole Capital Military District knew about it, and only I was kept in the dark. Can I not know?" Charlotte's face was swollen from crying, and she lifted her arms to wipe her tears and nose as if she could not care less about her manners now, "Mom, how could you keep this from me? I want to stay with Grandpa, let me stay with him tonight. I want to be with him for the last time."

Actually, it was Ricky who told Charlotte.

In Ricky's opinion, Charlotte should have gone home, and now Rodney suddenly had an accident. He did not know whether it was related to Charlotte. So, although he had arrived in the Capital, he immediately called Charlotte.

Naturally, Charlotte pretended she didn’t know anything.

She lied that she did not go home. She suddenly needed to buy something and made another trip to a clothing store. Then on her way home, she was accidentally hit by a car. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FindNøvᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of s early and in the highest quality.

Ricky didn't get suspicious. As far as he was concerned, Rodney was Charlotte's real grandfather. He told Charlotte to take care of her health and not to be sad. After saying a few more words, he hung up the phone.

lied perfectly

about the news of her grandfather's death and rushed home crying all the way, and no one would

have to take care of

floor, she pretended that her legs were so weak that she could barely stand, and she fell straight down

about to

quick to help Charlotte up so she wouldn't take

as if she was driven by instinct and subconsciously

suddenly appeared at

her tears and choked back a sob, “Thank you, Joyce. What are you

long eyebrows slightly, "Oh, Karl and I happened to be passing by and came in to see if

come? Although she thought she had done a seamless job, she was still afraid of Karl. She heard that Karl was so serious and meticulous in handling cases that no power could sway him, and he