Without a photo, it’s impossible to identify your plant accurately. The description (pink/white flowers, long stems, heart-shaped leaves, prominent central stigma) fits several genera (e.g., Cyclamen, Begonia, Oxalis, Gesneriad).
Email a clear photo (with flash, showing whole plant, leaves, flowers) to a plant expert or forum. Once identified, specific care instructions can be given.
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