You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

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The fury on Charlotte's face was undisguised as she abandoned her usual pretentious mask.

At this moment, she finally revealed her true nature in front of Joyce.

It seemed that fire was shooting out from her eyes. She grabbed Joyce's arm firmly, and her nails had sunk into the skin of Joyce's

arm.

Joyce was more sober than ever in the midst of the pain. She knew something was wrong. Charlotte had been pretending all the

tand had hid herself extremely well. Today, she did not hide it in front of her, so there could be only one possibility - Charlotte

was about to do something now.

"Joyce, I'll tell you a secret."

Charlotte sneered, and her voice was sultry like a ghost.

"I'm not interested." Joyce retorted nonchalantly. Nothing good could ever cout of Charlotte's mouth.

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Out of the corner of her eye, Charlotte suddenly caught a glimpse of a long, tall, handsfigure walking around the corner. Her

eyes, which were burning with fire, lit up instantly. It was like a fire had triggered an explosion, and her whole body was on fire.

"Joyce, all these years | wasn't as good as you in everything. But you know what?" Charlotte smiled, a smile as demonic as a ghost,

"I really had better luck than you."

Joyce narrowed her eyes, alarm bells already ringing in her heart. The Charlotte in front of her had been completely crazy, and she

better stay away from her. It was not appropriate to fight with Charlotte head-on at this moment, so, she forcefully broke away

from Charlotte.

"For your information though, it's not even Luther's baby I'm carrying. Hah-hah-hah!"

Charlotte suddenly leaned close to Joyce, attached herself to her ear, and said it directly.

Joyce's body stiffened. Her beautiful face was instantly engulfed by the great shock. Surprisingly, Charlotte's child was not Luther's.

The signal of danger was immediately conveyed to the brain. Now that Charlotte chose such a tto tell her the truth bluntly,

there must be a huge conspiracy behind.

Joyce wanted to leave her, but unfortunately it was too late.

In just a split second, just when Joyce tried to shake off her arm, she made a miserable scream.

"AR"

Immediately afterwards, Charlotte, in a very exaggerated position, with a distorted and frightened expression, leaned her whole

body backwards, while behind her, there were endless revolving staircase steps.

"You!" Joyce was shocked and instinctively reached forward to grab Charlotte.

Unfortunately, she was simply too late. Charlotte had fallen backwards on her own, so how could she have been faster than the

speed of gravity to stop it?

Joyce just watched as Charlotte fell backwards, landed hard on the stairs, and then tumbled downwards. She took a step forward,

but Charlotte was rolling down way too fast.

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When she finally reached the second floor, there was still a short distance from the platform. Charlotte even rolled hard a few times

to ensure that she could rolled faster down the steps.

It was exactly twelve o'clock. The engagement ceremony officially began.

A lush classical symphony sounded, and the elegant prelude sounded like water gurgling out, and morning dew dripping down on

the flowers. Immediately afterwards, the continuous music seemed to run out like a tidal wave, and the divine melody echoed

throughout the hall.

Originally, it should be the moment when Charlotte slowly stepped down from the staircase of the second floor to the middle of the

banquet hall and made her shining appearance.

However, instead, Charlotte now was tumbling sharply downward from the steps, faster and faster and faster.

When the clock struck twelve, the crowd followed the music and their expectant eyes turned to the stairs on the second floor.

However, what they saw was a shocking scene.

All the people, astonished, forgot to breathe and screamed.

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