You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

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Charlotte gently patted her back and said reassuringly, "It's okay. He said he would marry me, he won't go back on his word."

When she said this, she actually didn't believe it much herself.

Shelly sat up straight and pulled a thick stack of tissues to wipe her tears.

She suddenly becfierce and vicious, her features twisted, her eyes full of resentment, "It's all Grandma's fault, luring the wolf

into the house. She just insisted that Joyce live in the family. That bitch would just have to go after Grandma dies. Just why? she

should have long been dead!”

She wasn't really close to her grandmother Stephanie when she grew up. But usually when they got along, even if she was not

quite satisfied with her grandma, she would not go so far as to curse her grandmother.

Today, she was really occupied with anger and shand she could not think properly.

When Charlotte heard that, she hurriedly covered Shelly's mouth, "That must not be said! In case someone hears you."

Shelly grabbed her clothes and lost control, "There's no one else here but you and me! | have to say, Grandma is already in the

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terminal stage of lung cancer, and the doctor clearly said that she had at most a month to live, but now it has been almost three

months. A few days ago, she was told to start preparing for the funeral, but | see that she is in better spirits these two days! | really

don't know when she will die."

Charlotte did not answer. When she looked at Shelly, it was as if the girl in front of her was not the Shelly she knew. How could

Shelly be this crazy?

Shelly's words seemed to suddenly wake her up.

At this moment, she thought of something.

Surprisingly, she should have such evil thoughts.

Joyce and Luther's fake marriage was all for Stephanie. As soon as Stephanie died, Joyce had no reason to stay in the Warner

family and would definitely be thrown out of the Warner family. As long as Joyce left the Warner family, Luther could slowly stay

away from Joyce. This was the most direct and effective way, how cshe did not think of it?

Stephanie was already half in the coffin, what's the harm if she just died a few days earlier?

Just stay out of her way from now on!

Her heart was beating wildly at the thought.

What's the best way to get Stephanie to die sooner and without anyone noticing?

She had waited too long and really didn't want to wait any longer.

Each additional day she waited, her risk increased, and Luther and Joyce's feelings increased. She couldn't help but clench her fist,

and when she released it, she realized her hands were sweaty.

Things were not simple and required a better plan, as well as a scapegoat. She was not brainless like Shelly, and she would not

blindly strike without any preparation and got easily exposed. Even if Joyce did not turn on the night vision surveillance, Casey also

found the security guard who made a deal with Shelly in private, and they just needed to ask him to get the truth. It was simply

stupid.

When she saw how Charlotte had been lost in her thought for a long time, Shelly asked, "Charlotte, what are you thinking about?"

"Oh, it's nothing." Charlotte was slightly alarmed. Just to cover up her emotions, she hurriedly turned around and helped Shelly

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with a new ice pack. While she put it on Shelly's cheek, she advised, "Don't be ridiculous. After all, she’s your grandma. It's good if

she could live another day."

"Hey, just now it was not me. No matter what, Grandma is still my family. It's just that Joyce is too annoying, how on earth can |

bring her down." Shelly had already stopped her tears and said in anger.

Charlotte hurriedly cleaned up the tissues that were thrown everywhere on the floor.

That's when Jacqueline finally cback.

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