You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

"Before that, we should offer incense to Mr. Heath." Luther reminded. After they entered the door, they kept talking and didn't do anything. Jacqueline reacted and hastily apologized, “I'm sorry, Cecelia. Look at me, I forgot all my manners.”

She took out an envelope from her bag, "Please accept it." Inside the envelope was a really thick stack of money.

Cecelia took the envelope and did not refuse. This was just the rule of high society courtesy, refusing it would make the whole thing awkward. Usually, they should just accept it first, and then find a better opportunity to return it in some other way.

Cecelia beckoned, handed the envelope to an adjutant, and gestured to the adjutant that they should offer incense.

Immediately afterwards, another adjutant handed over three incense sticks.

Jacqueline received the incense first, she went to the casket, bowed three times respectfully and inserted the incense into the censer.

The adjutant then handed Luther three more incense sticks.

bowed three times respectfully, and inserted the incense into

to the side and

details of his chiseled face, exquisite arched eyebrows, straight nose and sexy thin lips. He was just so handsome. She couldn't help but swallow. Although Rodney's casket was beside her, she

subconsciously leaned over to Luther's side, her eyes filled with tears, and

Luther gave Charlotte a faint sweeping

feel repulsed. It felt repulsive in his heart, but obviously Rodney passed away and she was justifiably sad. But why did he not like the way she looked? The Charlotte he remembered was also soft

smoothed out his breath and

asked Cecelia, "Cecelia, the general should

is on the second floor. Sorry, I had a lot of things to take care

to Cecelia. At the same

responded, "Good. You go ahead and bring my greetings