You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

The Heath residence.

Everyone in the Heath family had been quite busy most of the times, but they would always spend one night and have dinner together every week. It's kind of a family habit from time to time.

The Heath residence was located inside the Warlord Palace. After the entrance of the Warlord Palace, they still need to drive about ten minutes halfway up the mountain before they could reach their forest surrounded home.

It was in such a secluded position that it was nearly impossible for an outsider to notice the entrance to the Heath residence from the outside. Tonight, Cecelia had called everyone in the family.

Ralph was busy with his business and finally had some free time to have dinner with his family today.

Charlotte had followed Cecelia back to the Capital since her miscarriage four years ago.

Life at the Capital was nothing like she had imagined.

In Khebury, the Heath family bought a downtown mansion with top- notch décor and state-of-the-art facilities, and within a few steps from the house, there were various luxury stores, where she could spend money and buy everything she wanted.

of fashionable items for every season from the

center and

the Capital, she thought there should not be much difference. But she didn't expect the difference

residence was pretty old with a history of more than two hundred years. Although all the inside was redecorated before, the decoration was very low-key, and the facilities were also very ordinary. In other words, it was

like she was locked up in a deep forest, and

she wanted to go anywhere, she would have to apply for a permission and she would have to be followed by

since she would have to be careful about

the dinner parties at home, but there was no opportunity for her to

someone like her, who had been so used to her luxury old days, such a

was easy to go from frugality to

traditional and low-key,

she wore and usually she would wear her loose camouflage clothes

to have a morning run every

to live like this. The strict routine was just too boring. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ (F)indNƟvᴇl.ɴet