You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Otis used to deal with military courts and he knew a lot about crime traces. And it was also because of this that he was in charge of Ricky's case back then.

Only after that could they get a handle on Charlotte.

Now, what happened at the Heath residence was simply obvious in his eyes.

Charlotte's back hit the cold tiles and her bones hurt. She was afraid of Otis's stern temperament, stammering and cowering, "Mom slipped in the ... in the bathroom. I ... I heard it and rushed over and saw the back of her head hit the steps in front of the bathtub... Blood ... Alot of blood flowed out, and I was terrified and tried to help her stop the bleeding ..."

She kept rubbing her hands to ease her tension.

"Bullshit!" Otis didn't think twice before raising his hand and slapping Charlotte across her face. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the Findɴovel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

A crisp "pop" sounded.

Charlotte instantly felt dizzy from the beating and her hair was even more disheveled than before.

Her head tilted to the side and a heavy taste of blood came out of her mouth.

Immediately afterward, a hot stream of blood snaked down from the corner of her lips.

was

front of Eugene, he did not hold

in addition to the pain, it was

was a ringing inside her

“Inside the bathroom, the footprints on the floor and the traces do not match

on the

head could hit the steps in front of the bathtub? That's impossible! It was clearly a very heavy external force that caused her to bump into the steps. Do you want to lie to me?

the blood from the corner of her lips. How she

how could she have fallen into

that it is impossible to

to admit stiffly, "Yes, I accidentally bumped into mom... I ...

"Huh."

say anything.

Cecelia that forcefully! The clear marks on the ground showed that Charlotte had deliberately pushed Cecelia and her purposes were clear. She wanted Cecelia to hit that step hard. She

inference, perhaps,

in the secret hospital, Frank stopped him from visiting the operating

words. Frank was sure that