You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Today, the Heath family celebrated the recovery of their daughter with a feast.
Everybody was looking forward to seeing the warlord’s descendant.

The lights focused on the top of the revolving staircase and the media swarmed up.
The flashing lights were staggered and blindingly dazzling.

With the flowers, applause and music, a woman in a white princess dress slowly walked down, covered with fine diamonds as the glitter of stars.

Fine eyebrows and almond eyes. Bright and charming.
The daughter was none other than Charlotte.

Luther was both surprised and shocked that Charlotte was the long-lost daughter of the Capitalthe Heath family.

The granddaughter of the military general, the daughter of the general. She was indeed the descendant of the warlord.

Joyce was also surprised that she hadn’t seen Charlotte at school for a while, and she remembered that the orphanage’s director Rachel had called them to identify their relatives and left their hair and nails for DNA tests.

Little did she know that it would be Charlotte who would find her family.
Along with Charlotte was her mother Cecelia. The identity of her father Ralph was too special to show up in the public.

help but looked Cecelia again. She was extremely shocked that Cecelia had indescribable temperament. She was more than beautiful, gentle, noble, truly a lady from

she could not help but take

a meaningful smile. Once she reached the top, she could think of the status and glory added to her body that she never dared to imagine. She became a princess-like celebrity from an orphan girl who used to be treated

long as it was what she wanted.

Luther with the

will

walked by

Joyce was holding fell to the ground. She reached out to pick it up, but was squeezed behind by the

the crowd and handed it

throughout the body. What a

but at this moment she felt uncomfortable. She had never met her parents, and she

Unfortunately she was already pushed further away by the

sending their congratulations. Cecelia introduced

bright smiles spread across