You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Christian got mad because she was too disgraceful.
Always, woman flocked to him, and never a woman who dared to turn him away.

Joyce, a senior student at Cunard University, was currently interning in the automotive project team at R&S headquarters. Today he was passing by and didn’t expect to see her walking into the coffee shop, so he followed her in.

“Sir, your coffee is ready.” The waitress enthusiastically handed the coffee to Christian with a blushing smile on her face. Such a sultry man, like a poppy flower with fatal attraction.

Christian took the coffee, full of irritation.
Seeing that Joyce was leaving, Christian tried to reach out and tug her.
A young couple came in to buy coffee.

Christian just tugged Joyce’s arm with one hand, the other hand holding the coffee. Then he bumped into the couple and the coffee spilled all over them.

“Ah! Oh my God!” The girl screamed for her new white shirt that she had bought today, all ruined by the coffee.
The boy was also shocked and took a step back. However the brand new buckskin shoes were covered

with coffee stains.

Christian who was tugging

wanted to making troubles for me

completely ignored the young couple who were splashed with coffee, as if they did not exist.

it off quickly. Looking up, she questioned

born, and this woman in front of him wanted him

wallet out of his suit pocket, and his two long fingers

into the

can freeze people into ice, “Take it to buy a new pair of shoes. Do you still need

his legs trembled. With the black suit and tie, the man in front of him may be

no, no. Sorry sorry sorry. We were careless and bumped into you, sorry.” The boy was abashed, bowed his head

bullying before, but never seen such arrogant one. Money was really

of his money, but now it seems that Luther was much more polite compared with him. “What? Little girl, do you need an apology?” Christian’s lips hooked up and had a wild smile. Step by