You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Although she only met Cecelia for the first time, she had felt like she had known her long ago.

“It's okay, and I just ..." Cecelia finally came back to her senses after a long time and she seemed so confused.

"Michal, do the Cole family have any lost relatives out there? A missing child?" Cecelia suddenly inquired, knowing that Joyce was also an orphan and grew up in the same orphanage as Charlotte.

Michal was surprised, "Why? No, we don't have any lost children in the Cole family."

"Oh, nothing. I just think the person in this photo looks familiar, and I've met her somewhere." Cecelia made a perfunctory remark.

"Cecelia, you should get up. You have been squatting for a long time, and your legs should be numb." Michal reminded, "Just leave the pieces there, and I'll have someone come and clean it up later." "Good."

When Cecelia tried to stand up, she found that her legs were completely numb, and when she moved, she felt a sharp pain like pins and needles.

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up and rubbed her legs, “Look at you. You've been squatting for

awkwardly. She felt electric currents running through her

later, she was finally able to

asked with concern,

her head, "Mind if I take a photo of this picture with my

nodded gently,

old photo on the coffee table, put it upright, then took out her own cell phone, chose an angle, and then took a few

then handed Michal the old

of the Cole family, but also the wound of the Cole family. I want to keep this precious photo in a wooden frame." Michal took the photo and

should go now. I've bothered you today. And I'm so sorry for breaking the octave box.” Cecelia stood up, "I will definitely come to the wedding, and I sincerely wish you

you find the secret photo without breaking the octavo. I'm glad

I didn't keep you from your work, did I?" Michal led Cecelia all

was already evening, and the sky had turned gray. It was nearly winter and it

Cecelia waved her hand