You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

This afternoon she returned to Eden Apartment to drop off her luggage, which she only temporarily left in the common storage room in the first- floor lobby, and she did not go upstairs.

Now, she retrieved her luggage and returned to her apartment.

When she opened the door, she was stunned for a moment.

Although she hadn't been back for a few days and the house clearly showed signs of habitation. it was very clean, spotlessly clean, and all the items were neatly arranged. It was clear that Luther had indeed stayed here for a few days. Around the sink, there was still the shaving cream that he had used. On the coffee table, there were still the car magazines that he read, and the coffee cups look like they were set up only in the morning. Even the air was filled with his rich masculine scent.

The thought of him taking over her place so naturally made her furious. He got so many mansions but he just had to stay in a single apartment with her.

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Joyce took her luggage home and took out her suitcase. She packed part of her luggage directly into the suitcase. She then took out a packing box and put all her personal belongings that she would not use for a while into it.

She planned to move as soon as the day after tomorrow. In short, she would definitely move within ten days.

Just now she promised Justin that she would invite him to dinner at her home, and by that she meant the new apartment she would rent later. From now on, she would have nothing to do with Luther.

Thinking about it, she suddenly realized that today they did not get their divorce papers successfully.

marital relationship between them was

been three hours since Luther's car accident, she thought,

sent him a quick

are you going to do about

for his reply. It was impossible for her

the message, “Tomorrow morning, you can go directly to

saw

for a

knew Luther had connections, and they could have divorced long ago. There was no need to wait for the 30-day

instead, was there a hint

her head. She must have been too tired. She had thought

now, the most important thing for her was to pack her things

was where Luther was staying tonight. Was he going

stay in a hotel for

while, Luther sent another

checked it