You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Afternoon.

Today was Anderson's first day to the kindergarten.

Joyce hired a nanny, but they agreed that she would personally pick up Anderson. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FindNøvᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

After all, it was the first day of school, so she thought it would be better for her to pick him up from school herself.

When she was about to leave, Joyce was delayed for half an hour by a phone call from Mufron.

In the phone call, she gave a very much detailed explanation to the Mufron Headquarters of JK Intelligence and made arrangements for all the follow-ups.

When she finally hung up the phone, it had been way past the time when she should pick Anderson up.

Gee, Anderson must be so anxious waiting at the kindergarten.

She casually packed her things and headed straight downstairs.

Since it might take a long time before she could get a taxi, and it just so happened that Luther gave her a new car today, so she simply drove the Bentley he gave her to pick up Anderson.

She went to the garage, started the car, and sped away.

jam with constant red lights on the way still

for children to leave school, and she was still stuck in traffic. It would take at least another ten minutes before

of her was moving too slowly for her to get through and she was blocked

was so impatient, but there was nothing she could

side, it was already time for students at Vages

the children were taken away by their parents, and Anderson stood at the entrance

entrance was guarded by security

without his parents picking

and

Kindergarten was an upscale kindergarten in this

one after another, parked in front of the door,

one, the children were almost all

His mommy was too busy,

child named Oscar, when he saw his mommy coming to pick him up, rushed up to Anderson. He pointed his little finger at Anderson and said in an exasperated voice, "Mommy, I hate

eyes, Oscar's mother swept towards

"Hmm. Mommy."

came, the girls did not play with

wrong?" Oscar's mother saw her baby son crying, and hastened to pick him up and coax him,