You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

"Don't ask more questions about things you shouldn't know.” Joyce grimaced and handed over a cool look.

"Good, you can rest assured that there are rules of confidentiality in the industry. You have come to the matter, in addition to you know I know, keep no third person know!" The boss patted his chest to guarantee. Joyce glanced at the surveillance in the store, the red light kept flashing, and suddenly her heart had a feeling of unreliability.

If Otis finds out her whereabouts, probably, she won't be able to come to this store in the future.

She has to find a new place, damn it.

Leaving the ONE store, this time, she clearly felt that she was indeed being followed.

She quickened her pace, trying to shake off the man behind her.

At the corner at the end of the hallway, there were water stains on the floor that she didn't notice.

The feet slipped and the whole person fell out.

hard, but do not break bones, in this critical stall, she

as she was about to land on her back,

falling

strong force that lifted her up until she was fully held upright. She was secretly shocked that this person had such a strong

she hurriedly turned around and thanked the

“Thank you."

you look

into a pair of dark gray eyes, one shade lighter than the

handsome face without a single flaw, a face worthy of admiration. The whole body carries its own emperor-like righteousness, and the dark gray eyes are so deep that they seem to be able to take in people's souls. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the

handsome man, she was secretly amazed, never having met a man who could

one in front of you

still around

the woman in front of him, simply too beautiful. Beautiful women, in fact, there is never a shortage, but the woman in front of you, in

climb on his coattails, none of

I would meet my own moonlight in an obscure hardware market