You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

St. Maria Hospital was one of the best hospitals in Khebury, with all the cutting-edge facilities.
Joyce ran around for two days and finally arranged for Justin to be hospitalized.

They finally settled down in a single-room intensive care unit. Although it was expensive, she knew Justin didn’t like crowds.

Everything went well and the surgery would take place next week.

She finally breathed a sigh of relief, “Justin, how about you rest in your room while I go get you dinner and eat the grouper rice from the place around the corner? There are still some details I need to check with the bedside doctor.”

“Hmm,” Justin responded as he pushed his wheelchair to the floor-to-ceiling window.
The feeling he had was complicated, contradictory, and chaotic. Naturally, he wanted to stand up.

But once his legs were cured and she finally put down her responsibilities, would there … be no more involvement between him and her …

At least now, because of his legs, he was able to keep her around.

Thinking about it, his mind was in turmoil again.

He suddenly felt overwhelmed by his fear. For two years, both before and after the injury, no matter how hard he tried, he just could not get her heart.

“Then I’ll go and you just wait for me here.”

closed the door and

Joyce received a call from the hospital billing center.

had a bad feeling in

her voice and picked up the phone. Trying not to

I

to pay an

Joyce was surprised, “The patient just checked in at the ward today, didn’t I pay enough

is a Mufron specialist to come over for this operation and that we might need to use the latest technology for bone nailing. This

300,000 …

her about $1 million, it took her two years to

check out of the hospital first and come back

long for this day and Justin could no longer afford the blow, “I will find

the end of the day, goodbye.” Joyce

was naturally good to have a Mufron specialist to operate with. Only, immediately she had to come up with 300,000

could it be possible?

walked forward in a daze,

corner of the corridor, she collided head-on with the