You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Yes, it didn't occur to him that Rodney did die during that time, when he visited the Heath residence to offer his condolences.

He went to the downtown mansion of the Heath family with Jacqueline and Shelly early the next morning after Rodney's accident.

He stood up and repeatedly paced around Mrs. James’ office with a strained expression.

Mrs. James seemed to have thought of something and waved her hand, indicating Joe and his two assistants to leave first.

She, Miss Lee, and Luther were the only ones left in the room.

Outside the office, the morning was bright and sunny, but suddenly became gloomy. Thick clouds soon covered the sun. Only some dim silent and miserable light could leak out from the clouds.

Originally the day was a little cold, but because the heater was turned in the office, they could not notice the slightest chill, but increasingly hot.

more oppressive. Finally, Mrs. James simply stood up and turned off

and thought about it carefully. Yes, Rodney fell down the stairs in the evening, and unfortunately died. It was said that Rodney was trying to go

leave the center?" Luther suddenly stopped

the old Mr. Heath said a

years, and I can finally say it today, and I feel

James praised, "It's our duty to protect our client's privacy, but when it's time to talk, you can't hide it. You did a good job.

Miss Lee nodded reassuringly.

five o'clock. In the evening, he fell down

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for now." Luther clenched his fist, he said solemnly, “You guys keep it a secret for me. If necessary, I will contact you to testify.

"Good." Mrs. James obliged.