You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Joyce leaned her back against the weathered stone, took a deep breath and tried to keep herself calm and quiet. The coldness of the cold stone invaded her skin gradually, and she even felt cold in the heart. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ Findɴovel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

She closed her eyes and listened carefully to the sound of footsteps behind her.

She judged their location and distance with the sounds.

Two people were approaching her quietly. The palms of her feet hit the gravel ground, emitting a distinctive "rustling" sound, which could be clearly distinguished when she listened carefully. Although she shot static targets most of the time, she had also done mobile skeet for three years. Besides, she had participated in many outdoor activities during the training period, and she was thus quite good at judging distances with sounds and shooting mobile targets. She didn't expect that she did not participate in the mobile skeet competition back then, but now she has made use of it.

They were getting closer and closer.

Suddenly, she found an opportunity. She stood up and spun, holding her gun in one hand, and when a killer was about to approach her, she fired a shot, fast and accurate, hitting the killer's right chest.

fired her last bullet, hitting another killer a little

chests and their lives would be in danger if they were

wasn't as merciful as she was at Hill Benjamin, when she shot the thugs in the knee to make sure they would not die. Today, in order to get rid of them for good,

more Killers were down now, and there were still

put for now. She's a good shot, and we'll lose a lot if we risk going up there." Ricky shouted, "Don't move,

that three of them were down,

woman would be a rare marksman. The

was definitely not some good business to them. They just wanted to earn some money, and why should they risk their life? They exchanged glances, all

he shouted in a stern voice, "Let's move forward! Ten

an instant, the killers all felt tempted and left the brief fear behind. They just could not believe that