You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Too unusual! Was he killed? Was it possible?

Who would be so bold? Who would dare to kill Rodney, the head of the military?

Rodney might be old, but he was still strong and ordinary people might not be able to take his life easily, unless Rodney was not on alert?

But who could it be? Could it be someone close to Rodney?

He thought of Ricky, who had always been with Charlotte.

He even thought of Charlotte. After all, after Rodney found out the truth, it was Charlotte who had the most benefit from his death. It had been four years, and she was still enjoying her life as the daughter of the Heath family.

Was she?

He would be so shocked by the evil of human nature if it was really her. After he left the identification center...

He looked unusually calm. He was pensive and stony and no one could ever know what was going on in his mind.

He walked along the road, aimlessly, and even forgot to drive. He looked at the familiar road, but at the moment it looked so strange that he even forgot he was in Khebury.

walked around, wondering what

do?

that he could not hear the endless flow of cars on the road, whistling past him, and the endless incessant

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handsome and resolute face, adding a bit more coolness and handsomeness to his chiseled silhouette. The girls passing around, all could not help but cover their

jerked to a halt

Armstrong was missing

seemed that he had found all

did not know Zora was Joyce. But how could he confirm who was really the

so significant and, without certainty, he could not just told the Heaths about

many people involved. Compared to Charlotte, obviously Joyce was more like a Heath, and her temperament was more

She was natural sharpshooter.

had the

Heath family also once mentioned the

emblem of

their hair and nails, and it was entirely possible that

left first and Charlotte invited Ms. Armstrong to dinner that night. Charlotte stole that and took

had been to the identification