You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

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"Haha, your cousin is a prince. You must still be dreaming. What, do you think you're a princess?" Anderson sneered disdainfully, rolling his eyes.

“I'm not! I'm telling the truth. My cousin is not a prince from our country. I'm not exactly sure which country he's from," Kiki pouted, looking aggrieved. "My auntie married and moved to a foreign country. I've never met her before, but my mommy mentioned her. My cousin is back, and he's supposed to stay here for a while.”

But Anderson still didn't believe her.

Getting anxious, Kiki stood up and muttered, "My cousin has a female captain with him. She usually calls him "Your Highness." She tugged on Joyce's arm. "Auntie, you've seen her, remember? Last time, at the department store."

"Oh, yes," Joyce nodded, glancing at Anderson, signaling him to stop. Upon reflection, it was true that the woman beside Reuben appeared to be quite capable, and her demeanor was extraordinary. A captain? If she was by Prince Reuben's side, she could only be the captain of the royal guard.

"Auntie, do you believe me?" Kiki became worried and asked Joyce. Joyce smiled. "I believe you. Many countries still have monarchies, and having princes and princesses is quite normal. Your aunt being able to marry into the royal family must be happy.”

Kiki sat back down, and despite her young age, she sighed. "She probably isn't happy. No one in the family dares to mention my aunt.” She leaned closer to Joyce's ear. "It seems like my aunt has been kept in a mental institution. I overheard it. Auntie, when they come to pick me up later, you must not mention what I said."

Joyce was taken aback. First, she comforted Kiki, "Don't worry, I won't say anything. Kiki, you shouldn't tell anyone outside about your family matters. Not even the teachers at the kindergarten. Understand? If we hear something, let's pretend we didn't hear it."

Because Anderson had been kidnapped before, right from the kindergarten gate, she couldn't even trust people close to them.

"Okay, don't worry, Auntie. I won't tell anyone, except for you and Andres. It's okay for you to know," Kiki shook her hand and smiled sweetly.

Anderson rolled his eyes. "Who said we're on the same side?"

seemed like Kiki was clinging to Anderson all the time. Given Anderson's personality, he must be fed up. Indeed, after finishing his ice cream, Anderson slammed the box onto the table. "Mommy, can you change my kindergarten?" He really couldn't take it anymore. He

didn't catch on and asked curiously, "Why? Andres, why do you want to change kindergartens? Wherever you go, I'll go too. I

scratching his head, "Forget it, Mommy. Pretend I didn't say

Reuben, with his dazzling silver hair, walked in. He was dressed casually today, wearing a

side. Darrin had gone out for some business, and Joyce was only picking up Anderson

saw Joyce, a warm smile appeared on his

her head

sat next to Anderson. "Hmm, no rush. You can eat a little longer. I don't have anything else to do." He carefully looked at Anderson, confirming that he was indeed a clever and bright little boy,

also took a few more glances

guys, but Reuben had a unique charm. His silver hair and slender phoenix eyes

looked at Reuben. "Would you like a cup

you for taking

of her. "I'm good. I already had a drink. I should be

spoke, she discreetly assessed Reuben. It turned out that he really was connected to the Rohomes royal family. Not only was he connected, but he was a prince himself. She had heard that the Rohomes royal family was quite complicated, with palace intrigues comparable to historical

there was no news about her. Mental institutions were delicate places, and maybe there was a genuine illness, or perhaps it was a form of

to Kempley, and why

related to Rohomes had appeared in The Capital and Khebury recently. What

fell into deep doubt, feeling a sense of familiarity and danger, as if all these events were revolving around her. That familiar, dangerous feeling washed over her once

to stay

waved to Anderson.

Reuben, she said, "Since you're here, I'll be