You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

At that moment, Michal heard the movement of the octavo box falling on the floor, and she put down the book in her hand and turned around to walk over.

"Cecelia, it's okay. It's all very old, very old stuff. My grandparents passed away many years ago, and I was going to get someone to clean it all out. If it's broken, it's broken.”

Cecelia crouched on the ground, her fingers frozen in mid-air, and she felt hesitant to pick up the photo.

The old, yellowed black and white photos look decades old.

A extraordinarily beautiful and youthful girl was standing in a pavilion, less than twenty years old, and full of vitality.

Just ... the same.

Cecelia had seen this face. It looked just the same as Joyce. Although Cecelia had not seen Joyce a lot, every time she felt so impressed. And she simply could never forget the outstanding beauty and special temperament.

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saw that Cecelia was in a daze, and

she accidentally touched the

box played a beautiful and melodious piano music.

of mechanical reeds echoed clearly in the old mansion, as if

picture is this? How come I've never seen it before?" Michal looked at the photo curiously, pawed it in her hand, and said to herself, "She

the photo

the photo,

excitedly to Cecelia, "Cecelia, Cecelia, this is Mia. Oh my God,

a

photo in the Cole family's ancestral study in an octavo

Who else could that be but Mia, the pain of the Cole family? “Look, there's a name on the back of the picture, it says Mia. It's really Mia. My God, Mia has been living in everyone's memory, and it's the first ime I've seen a picture of her. The Cole family had such a stunning beauty.” Michal deliberately turned the back of the photo over to Cecelia, "I can't believe

"Hmm."

was already frozen, and she

astonished. She just squatted there and the numbness in her legs was gone. She felt a tingling sensation all over