You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Jacqueline knew that Rodney had just passed away and that it was inappropriate to mention the engagement to Cecelia now. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of s early and in the highest quality.

She had been so anxious to get Luther to agree to be engaged to Charlotte, and she didn't expect the Heath family to have such a sudden accident at this critical moment. Now they would have to take care of the funeral, and she had no idea whether the Heath family would postpone the engagement.

Right now there were still more than ten days before the engagement. The invitations had all been sent out, and all the preparations had been made. At this time, if they just canceled the engagement, no matter what she said, such a hasty cancellation would affect the Warner family's reputation, plus the Heath family was not going to announce the death of Rodney. At that time, the outside world would certainly be suspicious. She didn't really know what to do this time.

Just now she had found the opportunity to speak, but Luther said he wanted to offer incense and interrupted her.

Right now, she finally found an opportunity.

finished explaining to the adjutant beside her about the loading

approached and asked in a low voice, "Cecelia, how long will it take for

lightly, "I really don't know. We have got something to deal with in the Capital. In addition, Rodney passed away unexpectedly. I'm afraid I won't be able to finish it without half a month.” Just as she expected!

on the sidelines, instantly understood Jacqueline's intention. Jacqueline was worried that the originally planned engagement would be postponed. In

Jacqueline spoke first, the engagement perhaps could go as planned with a little help from her later

the only descendant of the Heath family, and naturally has

have the heart to talk about something like this. I should not have mentioned it. Can you not postpone the engagement? Of course, it would be ok if you cannot attend the ceremony if you don't have the

is also at stake." Jacqueline had heard that in the past, when a senior military official passed away, the obituary was not published until a year or two later to avoid unnecessary problems. Perhaps Mr. Heath's death will not be announced for a while. In that case, she could not explain to

long. Perhaps she could stay here and I'll take care of her. I'll come and stay with her every day.” Shelly interjected