You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

“I heard that the Qin family has produced female generals for generations, and it is true." Luther looked respectfully at Cecelia . S~ᴇaʀᴄh the FindNøvᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

"." Cecelia laughed, "Well, our ancestors had a hundred steps to go through the Yangtze, and they were very talented, but unfortunately, in our generation, the number of people is very thin, which is a pity. It's a shame that our generation is so thin. It's a good thing that Joyce has carried on the tradition of her ancestors, so I'm glad.”

Luther proudly said, "Andres slingshot is very accurate, where to point, I am afraid that in the future practice, also have the talent of a marksman.”

", yeah?" Cecelia’s lips spread a smile as she thought of her adorable little grandson, "It's wonderful to be able to pass it on from generation to generation.”

In front of the range table, Joyce took off her headphones and unloaded her gun.

She turned her eyes to Chris, "Cousin, I used the latest custom-made gun stock today, it's quite smooth and stable, I'm afraid it's not enough to win. Why don't I take off the stock and shoot again? I'm afraid I won't be able to do as well as I did earlier.”

She gave Chris a step up, as a way of giving him face.

flowing under his eyes, laughed, "Cousin’'s marksmanship was superb, and I was convinced to lose. If cousin fights again, in front of my many cronies, that would be a

his cronies, "What are you

"Yes."

and

boss has no face, they rush to withdraw,

who is too good to be true, but the good thing is that we are all from the same family, our

rolled up his sleeves and walked up to Cecelia, "Auntie is really lucky to have such a powerful daughter. The Qin family is also blessed

you are the pride of the Qin family. In the future, we will

admiring eyes never left Joyce. Such a look makes Luther extremely uncomfortable, and he is sensitive to the feeling that

side, swearing his sovereignty.

eyes narrowed, how come he hadn't heard