You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

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He threw all his worries to the winds. Sooner or later she was going to know the truth.

Why not just tell her everything today?

Joyce heard what he said, and her beautiful eyes were now flooded with ripples. It was something that she had never expected.

"An internal fight within the Henderson family?" She asked suspiciously, "How is that possible?"

There was a trance in front of his eyes, and his mind seemed to flash back to the years...

Three years ago, when the World Shooting Championships were held in Riverport, the best players from all over the world cto

participate in the event.

She and Justin met during a training session before the World Shooting Championships. He knew that she had won the National

10m Air Pistol Competition Junior Cup and cto the training venue to take a picture with her.

She readily agreed, and the two becacquainted.

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The Henderson family, the biggest sponsor of the World Shooting Championships, gave Justin free access to the pre-tournament

training facility. He got her cell phone number from somewhere and contacted her privately on a daily basis, sending her meals, all

kinds of shooting equipment, and household items, so it was obvious to everyone that he was madly pursuing her.

But she was too young to think about his intentions, and only thought of him as a friend.

Unsophisticated, it never occurred to her that they were actually from two worlds.

She raised her eyes slowly, and saw the man who was sitting right in front of herself. The gentle tone of the colors and the clear

eyes on the handsface were like a beam of light from above the cloud. Even if it was just a glimpse, she was shocked by the

unworldly elegance of this man.

At that moment, Joyce seemed to have gone back in time, as if she just met Justin for the first time.

How wonderful life would be if they just met for the first time.

She still remembered he cto see her at the tournament and they both had so much fun when they had time. She was so

focused on her training that she often practiced alone late into the night because she could not find a partner for her training, and

with his occasional company, she did not feel lonely. How simple and innocent she was back then...

She didn't know that Justin was the son of the Henderson family, a man born with a golden spoon. She also didn't know that he was

an elegant nobleman who was sought after by many girls in the upper class.

Just day after day, simple and pure.

Until one day, Justin's father, Garrett, approached her privately behind Justin's back.

"Joyce, | really underestimated you! Is this your way of gaining Justin's trust? You want to climb the ladder into my family? You want

to be with him, and you think you're worthy of what you want?"

It had to be admitted that at that time, she did get hurt.

She didn't tell Justin about it.

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She would just bear the pain alone. Since that day, she realized that the gap between them was so big.

Speople, they just could not even be your friends.

After that, she consciously avoided Justin, stayed away from him, and tried to show him as much coldness as possible.

But Justin wouldn't give up and chased after her, even all the way to Riverport, where the World Shooting Championships were

held.

She was not easily affected by external factors, and those who were good at shooting all knew how to control their emotions, and

her emotions rarely fluctuated. She was not affected by this incident, but played more steadily, leading all the way in the

preliminaries, and finally got into the finals, not by a slim margin, but by an absolute advantage of eight rings.

Standing on the podium, she saw Justin's excited and uplifting figure. She also knew that Justin was charmed by her valiant heroic

posture.

Everyone knew that she would definitely be the winner of this year.

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