You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

His words were immediately interrupted by her.

"Mr. Warner thinks I'm not paying for private lessons because I can't afford them? I still have that amount of money.” She gave him a blank look.

He had no place to spend his money, or was he sick in the head? He wanted to raise “other people's” child whenever he had a chance? She gave him a suspicious look. No, he should not have seen through her yet.

Moreover, he lost part of his former memory. It was impossible for him to think that Anderson was related to him.

Why was he so attentive then?

“Then why do you have to let Anderson go to kindergarten? Obviously, Anderson's IQ is not at all on the same level as theirs.”

Luther frowned in disbelief.

“I didn't want Anderson to skip grades too early. He should at least finish regular kindergarten. Character development is also important. He should spend more time with kids about the same age. He is after all just a child." Joyce said.

"Character development? What does it have to do with private tutoring? I grew up with private lessons from famous teachers and never worried about these."

didn't think what she said even made

"Huh." Joyce laughed.

do you think you have a pleasing personality? Lone, cold, and arrogant. Huh. You

ingredients out of the refrigerator and

the kitchen, "Can I eat with you? I don't want to go out to eat. Recently, my stomach is not feeling well and I want to eat something light." Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ FindNʘᴠᴇl.nᴇt

but she took some more when she just prepared

today, so I made it a point to pick him up myself. Dinner would also be prepared by the nanny. Mr. Warner, if you don't want to eat out, hire someone to

it." He watched her from the

sky was not yet fully dark, the sunset afterglow shone, and the

it be if he could keep looking at her like

affection, and she felt uncomfortable. She

remember you saying that you have

her stunning side face, and it was difficult for him to take his eyes

at another woman." She spoke

far away, but actually it's not that

her a sophisticated stare, and

froze, not knowing