You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Now that she was asleep and defenseless, if she had the intention to hide it, it would be such a disrespect to her.

He didn't want to do anything more to hurt her, not even a little bit.

He could simply wait quietly.

He could wait for the time when she was willing to tell him everything and face him.

As long as she was still alive, for him, it was already the greatest comfort and the greatest gift given to him by God. It had been four years, and why should he rush now?

He gazed at her peaceful sleeping face and sighed.

The sofa in the presidential suite was soft and comfortable enough that he didn't carry her to the room, but simply laid her flat gently on the sofa and then helped her take off her slippers at her feet.

Turning around, he came into the room, got a blanket and gently covered her body with it.

He then pressed a button, and the automatic curtains slowly closed and he turned off the lights in the living room. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

The following day.

up in the dim light. Having slept enough,

surroundings were so dim with only some faint light, and she seemed to

suddenly and finally remembered that she had fallen asleep in Luther's presidential suite yesterday. Oh God, her first reaction was to

that the mask was still in

down at her clothes again, and they were all

do anything

that she fell asleep in his room. Strangely enough, he had tried everything on her before, and last night he even

such a great opportunity in front of him, why didn't he did nothing at

her sitting up startled

also slept on the couch

No nightmares, no fears, and no insomnia. He has not slept

automatic curtains were slowly

woke up early naturally. Now it's pretty dark outside and it's raining. The road in the distance had been washed clean by the rain. The streetlights were

light then creeped into the

illuminated everything in a

"Good morning.” Luther smiled.

Joyce hurriedly stood up from the sofa and straightened her clothes, “I'm