You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Joyce felt her forehead. This child was indeed smart and knew way too much than he should.

She felt overwhelmed and had a hard time dealing with him.

"Don't talk nonsense.”

“Remember what I just said! Mom is now calling Uncle Kane to see if he's arrived at the airport yet."

The plane arrived much earlier today and her assistant, Kane Roberts, had not yet arrived at the airport.

She took out her cell phone, ready to call.

Not far away, a sneaky man saw Joyce crouching and talking to Anderson, with suitcases and handbags behind him.

He suddenly lunged forward, grabbed Joyce's wrist bag, and ran.

"A thief!" Someone around shouted out loud.

Joyce was startled and instinctively stood up and turned around to chase the man who had taken her bag.

She had an important hard drive in her bag. Although she had backups in the cloud, it would be troublesome if the originals were leaked out. Anderson, on the other hand, stood calmly in place.

out the mechanical slingshot he had been

and

"Swoosh!"

the man who had

indeed quite

"Ouch."

man screamed

afterwards, the next marble hit him straight in the knee. "Flop!" He fell to his knees softly, and the pain was too severe for him

time, the airport security arrived. Several of

already been caught. However, the ground which was cleaned up just now was slippery and she slipped and fell straight

was over, she thought to herself.

to fall backwards. Luther stepped forward and, out of instinct, held Joyce's slender waist. Joyce fell straight backwards. Her long, wavy hair falling out sensuously, forming a perfectly seductive arc, and when she thought

held her firmly in

did not think before he held her with his arms. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the ꜰindNʘvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters

her in his arms, he felt it even

felt so familiar. Her body, the way he could hold her in his arms, and the faint body scent from her ... all gave him a familiar feeling. Time seemed to have stopped at

her and wanted to

head, but just when she saw the man