You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

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Chapter 1562

The Land Rover circled in the maze-like parking garage.

"Wow, Uncle Justin is so great!" Anderson clapped his hands and excitedly clung to the window.

This kind of cat and mouse gwas really interesting.

"Uncle, | really want to go again." Fair pointed her finger, "Let's go to parking lot L, we haven't been there yet."

Justin looked back at the two little guys.

They were really not ordinary children.

They were not afraid at all, and even very happy. It seemed that they had not felt the danger and fear at all.

Just now, the man in black fired at them.

Live ammunition, they were not afraid at all, they were really children.

It was good that they were optimistic, it could relieve his stress. Otherwise, with two children, he would be under great pressure.

Justin continued to circle the vehicle and drove up to the sixteenth floor parking lot. Then he drove from lot H to lot L. The parking

lot was too big. Looking around, it was almost all black.

"Uncle Justin, there's an empty parking space over there." Anderson pointed to an empty space not far away.

Justin drove over in the direction Anderson pointed.

Indeed, the position of this empty space was hidden. After parking the car in, it was not easy to be found by vehicles passing

through the main road section.

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"Okay, let's rest for a while. Hiding here, they won't find us for a while." Justin made a beautiful drift and parked directly into the

garage.

When the car stopped, he breathed a sigh of relief.

Suddenly it was quiet, and he only realized that his heart was pounding violently, and his back was already soaked with sweat.

Anderson took out a mini computer from his pocket, took out a needle and started operating.

Justin turned around curiously and asked, "Andres, what are you doing?"

Anderson replied, "There is network signal here. | want to compile a Trojan horse program to disrupt the indicator board system in

this parking garage. That way they will have a harder tfinding us."

"But the people who want to save us won't be able to find us either." Fair blinked her eyes innocently, but what she said hit the nail

on the head.

Anderson's hands paused, "Oh, right, my mother won't be able to find us either. Uncle Justin, even if my mother comes in with

people, we can't call each other. How will she find us?"

Justin's eyes darkened. Indeed, in this sea of cars, how could they meet each other?

His phone was monitored. If he called Joyce and told her their location, the other party would definitely know as well.

"Andres, you compile the program first to disrupt the system and block them. We'll figure out a way later." Justin thought for a

while and said.

Anderson nodded.

"By the way, Andres, how did you escape from the detention site?" Justin asked.

"Oh, in the middle of the night, when they updated the intelligent system, the network was restored for ten minutes. | used the

preset program on the mini computer to disrupt the intelligent system, demagnetize the door lock, and then sneaked out, got on

the truck, but unexpectedly returned to the warehouse." Anderson explained.

"Uncle Justin, the warehouse is where Andres and | were first kidnapped." Fair clung between the seats, "Thanks to you for saving

us, Uncle."

Justin smiled slightly and reached out to pat Fair's soft hair, "What about you? Why are you with Andres?"

Such a gentle man, every move rippled with tenderness, Fair looked admiring.

"Andres and | are classmates." Fair's voice was soft, sweet and sticky.

Finally, Anderson couldn't stand it anymore. This infatuated girl.

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