You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

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Chapter 1364

Chris froze.

It was the first the heard her voice. The ethereal feeling is somewhat similar to what he imagined.

Nina put the items she was holding into the basket, turned quickly, and went to the checkout area. Instead of choosing to check

out manually, she settled at the self-checkout counter.

One by one, she scanned the items and paid for them.

Chris took a bottle of mineral water and followed her, pretending to check out as well, and waited quietly.

He walked through all the area and followed her into the convenience store before it dawned on him that there were convenience

stores near the school. The reason she chose this one was because it was the only one with self-service checkout.

He couldn't help but stammer, she really wasn't willing to touch people at all.

Nina finished the check, she knew there was someone behind her and moved out of the way.

Then she walked out of the convenience store.

Chris finished his order quickly and chased her out of the convenience store, following far behind her.

She didn't take the bus again.

Today seemed to be quite a generous day, and she walked slowly towards the school. The streets are sluggish in winter, without a

trace of greenery. A small figure of her, her back looked lonely and sluggish.

Chris followed from a distance.

Nina was almost at the school when she stopped.

Took a pair of large black-framed glasses out of her backpack behind her and put them on. Then she continued on her way.

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Chris casually propped up his chin, and sure enough, she did it on purpose, entering the school wearing glasses to block her

appearance.

Having just seen her appearance, he felt that she did need to do so, otherwise for four years, she could not live such a peaceful life

in school. With boys hitting on her and girls being jealous, there must be less trouble.

Just thinking.

A boy suddenly appeared in front of him, and two other boys followed.

The guy at the head of the group reached out to stop Nina, "Yo, what a coincidence, | met you again. Since it's fate, let me

introduce myself first, my nis Sean, junior, computer science department. And you?"

Nina stopped in her tracks and without looking up, she frowned at the sneakers that appeared in front of her, the boy who had hit

her with a basketball and kicked her down that day.

She subconsciously grabbed her backpack and took a step back.

She didn't answer Sean's words, much less tell him her name.

She tried to go around the side, but was blocked by two of Sean's followers.

Surrounded, she was a bit at a loss, biting her lip, her whole body couldn't help but shiver.

Sean smiled wickedly and approached her, "Little sister, it's not polite not to answer. No one has ever taught you the rules, right?

Con, callbrother and I'll take care of you from now on."

He looked at the two followers.

The other two, immediately called out respectfully, "Sean!"

Nina still didn't say anything, just kept her head down.

Sean saw that she never answered and got annoyed, "Don't give your face, it's your blessing to look at you."

After that, he reached out and yanked the bag from behind her back. Shake it open in front of her face.

The books and notebooks in the school bag fell all over the place.

Sean winked arrogantly, "You, go see what her nreally is?"

Sean's follower immediately crouched down, flipped through the books, flipped through the books, and then he stood up, a little

surprised, "Sean , she's not a freshman, she's a senior, graduating soon, named Nina ."

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