You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

"Here you go. I won't ask you any more questions. You can have it now."

Luther gave the Al pencil to the young boy in front of him.

Perhaps, he felt that the little boy was lonely and hoped that Al pencil could chat with him.

Anyway, since he had appeared at today's dinner party, the reception staff must have got his name, and he could definitely find out where the child came from.

Anderson was still a child in his heart.

He had endless curiosity about new things, he looked incredulously at the pen and then at Luther.

"Really?"

"No kidding.” Luther shoved the Al pencil into his hand, "Here you go." Anderson finally reached out to take it.

Luther then wanted to teach him how to use the pencil, since it could be a little complicated. Even adults would find it difficult to understand the pen, and he wondered if the little boy in front of him could use it well. To his surprise, Anderson simply held it in his hand and studied it for a while. Right after that, he booted the pencil and launched the Al system immediately. It seemed to be just a piece of cake to him.

Luther looked in amazement at him once again.

how

so hard about it? It's just some

and walked away without looking back. He did not even say

Simple gadgets?

Straightforward?

Luther was completely speechless.

talent for shooting, was an

back with a shimmer in his

The other side.

expected to meet Justin at the

and Justin sure would not know

sitting across from him. The midnight blue dress looked just like a bright starry sky and the high heels of the same color were decorated with all kind of zircon stones. In her hand, there was a Himalaya clutch bag, and the smooth and natural mixture of black and white reminded him of the majestic snow mountain under a starry sky. It was so beautiful. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ

set off her cool, elegant and

was slightly lost in

a momentary illusion as if Joyce was sitting

knew that

at sea four years