You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Karl caught a glimpse of her and he stood up, pulling the seat for her. Juanita sat down, "I'm sorry I'm late. Something came up and I need to deal with it."

“It's okay. In the past it has always been you waiting for me." Karl said softly. Yes, for the past four long years, he knew that she had been waiting for him, and he had made her wait too long.

Juanita looked up and smiled awkwardly.

It had been two months again, and she had cut her hair short, and she looked lively and cute.

Her delicate features and dark pupils were shining with a crystal light. Karl had a close look at her, and she looked a little like the way she was in the past.

"Wow, you get so much delicious food. I'll get fat for this dinner." Juanita smiled, revealing two sweet dimples.

“It's okay. You've got thinner again, and you should eat more."

Karl pushed the plate toward her.

cheek, "Thinner? Wow, you don't know how busy the municipal government can be. There are endless things to deal with every day. It's all just a bunch of chicken and egg stuff. I've been making so many mistakes lately,

your father's student. How dare he to scold

annoying. I want to quit even if he doesn't want to kick me out. I really don't want to do this job anymore. I'm not the social type either." Juanita shook her head

she worked in Khebury. She was happy and carefree, and nobody would be fighting for

inside was a large diamond ring, shining under

it in front of her, "Let's

held the fork in her hand and suddenly gave a lurch. Her hand was a little stiff,

you wait for me so long." Karl looked

must thank her for her silent companionship, her

They even got them a house for their life after the wedding, which was a secluded mid-mountain villa. Everything was ready and all that was

all these years, it was Juanita who found all kinds of

was pressured by both sides, but she suffered in silence. Juanita's heart trembled. The man in front of her was much more mature than the boy in her memory and was much more charming. She looked up at him and was almost dumbfounded. No matter how long it had been, every time she saw him, she just couldn't help but feel

in her hand, finally, slipped off

hand stayed awkwardly in mid-air. She didn't know whether she