You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Joyce shouted coldly, “Don’t touch me! I’ll call the police myself.” Luther noticed the commotion in the store and came over.

The next moment, Joyce was pulled into a warm embrace. A thick and firm chest, full of security, made her instantly settled down.

The guard was then kicked by Luther.
The clerk was stunned.
Such manner! The man must be rich and respectable as well!

At first glance, the high quality handmade suit was from the top designers. Two sapphire cufflinks alone were worth a million.

Luther asked unhappily, “What happened?”

This woman was always making troubles.

“I have an extra silk scarf in my bag.” Joyce was helpless, “Call the police, check the surveillance video.” The clerk was wise and then waved her hand, “No, no, it must be a misunderstanding.” “Misunderstanding?” Luther sneered.

He took out his cell phone and dialed Aaron, giving him the name and address of the store, “You have ten minutes to buy the store.”

Joyce was stunned. Was he making such a big deal about it?

Shelly, who had been hiding on the second floor, heard Luther’s voice and tried to escaped. She couldn’t imagine that her brother would accompany Joyce to buy clothes.

the corner,

weak as she stumbled down the

Shelly had to admit, “Sorry, I just wanted to play a prank.” Luther stared

telephone of the store

clerk was almost petrified after hearing the call. She looked at Luther and could hardly believe it, “From now on, you are the new owner of this

store was bought in a matter of minutes. It took not only financial resources, but also deep

was his ability that he could get anything he wanted.

as Luther, Khebury’s most valuable man and the head

was definitely going

also did not expect that her brother would buy the whole

was fearful of making her brother

on the sofa like a distinguished

to serve a cup of aromatic coffee for

and his whole body was bathed in the sunlight. He looked at his cell phone. A simple action, but

that he didn’t have to buy the whole store.

was his business. Anyway, he was not

one in Khebury. It is normally

the design was simple, smooth lines, indeed good.