You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Suddenly, in the midst of the severe pain, a scene crossed his mind. It was the target practice range, it was Joyce shooting, her shooting was unparalleled, and the result was 10.9 rings.

Although the scene only crossed his mind briefly, he saw it clearly this time. The person in the picture was indeed Joyce.

“You've been to the target practice range?" He asked suddenly. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the (F)indNƟvᴇl.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of s early and in the highest quality.

"Oh, you mean the Felix family's target practice range? Yes, you took me there once. You took me to get my gun permit then. What, you can remember that?" Joyce asked.

She was surprised that Luther could remember such a thing. Perhaps seeing her shoot the air gun just now stimulated some deep memory in his brain. Could it be that by repeating what happened in the past, it could help him recover his memory?

"Only this one thing comes to mind. Can't think of the others.” Luther shook his head, his handsome face slightly distorted, and he looked still very painful. He could not remember much, but the headache was even more severe.

He rested his head on her shoulder, propped his forehead on one hand, and closed his eyes tightly.

“Don’t move, let me lean on your shoulder.”

His weight fell on her body and she stiffened, not moving again.

Night fell, and the sky was getting darker by the minute.

bringing the humidity of the evening and the incessant

other on the beach, enjoying the beautiful scenery of the falling curtain. Luther's headache finally subsided completely and

her shoulder suddenly lighten, Joyce twisted her head around and asked him,

nodded

to a glass house built on the reef not far from the beach. It was brightly lit

walked together towards the

something, no one dared to eat anything without permission. After

and they were half an hour late. Were they just

eat up, don't wait

gestured for them to hurry up and

"Thank you, President!"

stood up and

restaurant on the first floor with a distant

could see the sea and the starry night. It was

spoke lightly, "Get