You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Although the two had known of each other, it was the first time they met head-on like this.

Charlotte looked disdainful and mocked, "Yo, I was just wondering who it might be, and it turns out to be Senator Sanchez's daughter. Do you still need to do these chores of moving things yourself?"

Juanita gave Charlotte a blank look and didn't bother to talk.

Charlotte could not bear it however, "Some people are just born with a life of odd jobs. No matter how powerful their parents might be, they just have to go to some foreign country to do odd jobs. And they seem to be so used to such jobs already and they never think of anything else when they are even finally back home."

"Huh."

Juanita straightened up, turned to Charlotte and sneered, "Not everyone is like you. You just can’t wait to show off with a little money and power."

Charlotte's face changed abruptly and she straightened up from the couch.

Joyce and would work against her in every way. Originally she thought Juanita was just a poor girl with no money and no power,

official family, whose status even the military would

sounded like just

whose hands might reach all sides, and she was holding such a significant position that no one could

she came to the Capital, she was so angry that she didn't

continued to sneer, "But sure, you should not be blamed. Someone like me grew up with everything I had and that’s why I have no interest in showing off. And You grew up in an orphanage, suffering all kinds of humiliation, so once you have something, you would naturally love

got so angry as she listened. Her face turned scarlet, which matched the color of the dress she

enough to use the fact that she grew up in an orphanage to make fun of her again! This was outrageous! She already hated it when people said that about her, and Juanita must have done it on purpose. Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the Find_Nøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest

thought about how Juanita described herself

not have the befitting cultivation and temperament for

and pointed at Juanita, "Juanita, how arrogant you are!?

to the extreme, Charlotte could not even

are always welcome, as long as you have the ability to do so.” Juanita stepped forward, totally