You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Chapter 1491

"Is that really true, Professor Degan, and really not the other way around?" Sienna asked rhetorically.

Luke frowned and scolded, "Nonsense, what else could it be?"

"Oh, you're a teacher and an old man. You and Nina are not an ordinary teacher-student relationship at all, you have a male-female relationship. That's why you single-handedly promoted her, right?" "What are you babbling about?" Luke looked unbelievable, it was ridiculous.

"Don't dare to admit it? How dare I say that without proof?" Sienna raised the ultrasound sheet in her hand.

Nina looked at Sienna with surprise and panic in her eyes, could it be that Sienna had found out about her pregnancy?

God, what to do? She hadn't planned to announce this so early.

Erik stood up from the piano and grabbed Sienna's wrist, “Don't be ridiculous. I did reject you, and you didn't have to drag Professor Degan down with you just to discredit Nina."

Sienna glared at Erik, "You're the one who's blind and can't see that Nina is a fake white lotus, so today I'll show you her true colors.” Sienna flashed the ultrasound sheets in her hand and threw one in front of Erik and another to Luke.

she got into the violin department by having an inappropriate relationship with

has finished handing out the printed sheets. She heads to the

up from the floor, glanced at the week of pregnancy,

deepened and instantly crumpled the ultrasound sheet in his hand into a

lot of chatter

so exaggerated,

Nina was an ascetic beauty. I didn't think the bones were

too wavy,

Erik looked at Nina incredulously, holding the ultrasound sheet in his hand, his long fingers trembling. He couldn't believe that Nina, the goddess of his heart, the pure

she must be clean, so extra cherished, did not expect that she was .. really people can not

miserable

expect that Sienna would find out

explain!"

Degan... don't accuse Professor Degan wrongly," said Nina under the pressure of the crowd, trying desperately to control her fear, although she

no matter what, she couldn't