You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

It had been four years.

He had changed a lot.

He was now wearing a black suit, and the former warm smile could no longer be found on his handsome face, which was now cold and indifferent. He actually seemed to be covered with melancholy all over. However, since just now, Justin seemed to have been quite distracted and had never said anything.

After that, his face suddenly turned pale, and his long fingers pressed against his chest. It seemed that he could hardly breathe.

"Mr. Henderson, how are you?" Joyce stepped forward and asked worriedly.

It had been four years and she heard that in addition to the financing and trading company of his own, Justin had completely taken over the Henderson family bank.

So when she met him just now, she, like everyone else, addressed him as "Mr. Henderson".

Justin leaned back, "I'm fine, Miss Zora. Let's get down to our business."

Kane also

he received a text message from Joyce, who asked him to come over for an important meeting. It

Henderson, this is my assistant,

Justin nodded gently.

Mr. Henderson, so what does Mr.

could have brought Justin here? She thought that it was not possible that Justin would ever suspect her identity. After all, they had not met before. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ Find_Nøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest

deal for you, and I wonder if Miss Zora would be interested." Justin asked in

In the past, he was like a spring breeze, but now he

that you can expand rapidly and have your own production plant. From now on, you don't have to depend on any other manufacturers.” The ease with which Justin said all the words just now made it feel like they were talking

Joyce was almost stunned.

Was he crazy? What would he want

surprised, and he

was there suddenly such an

knew that however, for JK Intelligence, this sure was a great news. With the money, they could establish their own production plant and sell their own products. Hopefully, they would soon become one of the largest companies in the industry, and there was no need for them to cooperate with other