You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

At that moment, some more curious people gathered around. The more they gathered, the more people wanted to know their relationship.

Joyce said it slowly and clearly, word by word.
“!’m, Luther, Grandma’s …… “ she deliberately paused again, making a cliffhanger, “nurse!”

When Luther saw Joyce surrounded by people, he approached her with a frown and tried to take her away.

He didn’t expect to hear Joyce’s shocking words when he first came over.
Grandma’s nurse!

“puff He was holding back to not to laugh but failed. The champagne in his hand shook, spilling some on the back of his hand.

Grandma’s nanny. That was what Joyce thought.

Martha could never have dreamed of such a response.

It was clear that Joyce has lowered herself to a low profile, but she felt like a defeated peacock.
Did the nanny wear clothes that money can’t buy?

she wanted to fight, but did it ina wrong way. Obviously, she wanted to

was a kind of low profile that was

Because

embarrassment, immediately went over to her and said in a delicate voice, “Luther, let me help you.” She took out a handkerchief and got close to him.

liked to avoid. Joyce, however, pushed Luther at her convenience. Coincidentally, the entire glass of champagne in Luther’s hand was poured on

down the stream,

scream, Martha took a step backward and her smile froze. She

Joyce suggested it with calm and collected face. Martha couldn’t say a word. Her expression twisted. She knew it was Joyce who did this to her, but after

her. she couldn’t even complain but clench her teeth and hold back, “Sorry, excuse me.”

back and rushed to the dressing room. Damn it. Her image was all ruined by that woman! Now, at

and incredulous that she thought he should thank her for helping him

Joyce a sidelong glance. She looked refreshed. This woman was really tactful. How could she use him to kill two birds with

celebrities, but it seemed that he was overthinking. Joyce was in a much more relaxed mood as she took one galss of the champagne, ready to

warning, reaching out to take away her