You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 327

Walking through the long boulevard and finally out the front door of the Warner residence.

She was halfway up the hill and walked for a long time before she could get a cab, just like the first day when she first arrived.

On the way, she received a call from Mr. Baldwin.

"Hello, Mrs. Warner. I’m Baldwin."

"Hello, how can I help you?"

"Yes, your shares in R&S Group have been changed today. From now on, you officially own 10% of the Group's shares." Mr. Baldwin said.

"Oh. I know, thanks." Joyce glanced at the suitcase beside her and felt a sense of bitterness. Even though she was leaving the Warner family at the moment, she still couldn't break the connection with them.

After all, she had her shares and work, and she could by no means really avoid Luther.

"My pleasure." Mr. Baldwin returned, "I'll leave you to it then, please contact me if there is anything you need."

"Hmm." Joyce hung up the phone.

The cab soon returned to the floor of Luther's downtown mansion.

She dragged her suitcase with her as she returned home.

She found out that Luther was home too.

"Where have you been?" Luther had come back for some documents, and he frowned momentarily when he saw Joyce carrying the suitcase.

That day Joyce offered to move out and he didn't say anything.

"The day after tomorrow, the group will hold a board meeting, because your situation is special. Therefore, you need to wait until all the directors to vote and more than half of them agree before you can successfully enter the board of directors. Originally, there was no such procedure, but this time the board has decided to start the emergency procedure for special circumstances." Luther couldn't think of any other things he could say, so he could only bring up the matter of work.

"If the directors knew we were separated, it would reduce their trust in you, and there would be more resistance to you getting on the board." He explained.

Joyce smiled lightly. She knew very well that Jacqueline was behind this, and Jacqueline had said early on that she wouldn't let her sit on the board easily.

"It's okay. I don't care." It didn't matter that much to her whether she was on the board or not. She just needed to do her job and it didn't matter if she was involved in the internal affairs of the group.

"I care! It's important to me!"

Luther raised his voice abruptly and looked serious.

Joyce froze and looked at him in disbelief.