You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Damn woman, it was clearly her who took the initiative to undress him for many times.
She seduced him, and he just did what she wanted.
At the thought of her frightened expression, he became so upset.

Joyce was in a hurry to get to work at R&S headquarters. She was a bit disoriented, looking at the subway shuttling back and forth, and was lost in thought, causing her to miss a train.

By the time she arrived, she looked at her watch and was ten minutes late.
“Crap.” She frowned, blaming Luther for delaying her in the morning and stirring up her mind.

She has always been strict with herself, and punctuality was the first requirement.

When she came to the office, Supervisor Lauren looked displeased and called out to Joyce, “Stop.” Joyce bowed respectfully, “Lauren.”

Lauren was mainly responsible for managing the daily matters of the R&D team, and attendance was naturally included. Today she was wearing a black work suit with white shirt, and her hair was meticulously coiled up, making her look smart and competent.

a rather contemptuous expression, Lauren pointed to Charlotte, who was sitting

was an accident.” Joyce was unjustifiable and didn’t want to make excuses for herself. “Hey, that’s why the rich and powerful people are working hard now.

felt funny. She thought there was no need for Lauren to say such a

word to her.

look that told her to hold back. The project had just started and it would do no good to

seeing this, stood up and walked forward, advising, “Lauren, I think Joyce must have encountered something. She’s a great student,

cappuccino by the way this morning, take it. You go and continue your work. You got me here.” Lauren immediately turned around, full of smiles, nodding to Charlotte. Knowing that Charlotte’s background was so noble, how can she not kiss up to her? Maybe she could get a proper position in the government with only

embarrassment as she

she dutifully returned to her seat. Waiting for a good show. Charlotte’s words, ostensibly speaking on Joyce’s behalf,