You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Pascaylia.

Joyce sat on the couch and thought for a long, long time.

In her hand she was peeling oranges for Anderson. It was a new type of oranges with tender, watery flesh. She needed to knead the orange until it was soft, and then peeled it.

She rubbed the orange unconsciously, and all the things happened in the past kept playing back in her mind.

Anderson's words were logical enough.

It just gave her a good reminder.

She should start with the most unrelated people and events and find the necessary connection, and the rest would be solved.

So, when the Heath family came to look for their daughter, Ms. Armstrong mentioned that the Heath family was looking for a token, a silver pendant.

Because it was so long ago, neither she nor Ms. Armstrong remembered it at the time.

Everyone thought they could do a DNA test anyway, so it didn’t matter if there was a token or not.

many years, Ms. Armstrong suddenly found the pendant she wore

came all the way to the Capital to give it to

died

of

could have killed Ms. Armstrong, she

to cover up? Cecelia clearly recognized the pendant around her neck and was so eager to

insisted that she wear the pendant at the risk

to Capital Opera so that

then was exactly the silver pendant that she wore around

pendant was the

in her head, she

it be

they did a paternity test, and

isn't the oranges ready yet?" Anderson suddenly spoke out, interrupting Joyce's

senses, only to find that the orange in her hand

slightly, and the orange juice immediately

kneaded into just orange juice by her. She hurriedly fetched a cup, and then

that's great." Anderson clapped his hands straight from the

orange juice, opened his big cooing eyes, and drank