You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 349

She couldn't help but think of what Charlotte said when she knelt down yesterday, "No, I can feel it, he has changed his attitude towards me and I worry every day that he will change his mind."

Had he really changed his mind?

Joyce shivered a little. She had no idea how he treated Charlotte. But his attitude towards her, indeed, had changed a lot. For example, just right now, he actually thoughtfully brought her some soup.

"Ahem." She thought as she ate, nearly choking.

Luther came closer and gently stroked her spine, "Eat slowly, it’s all yours."

Joyce coughed so hard her face turned red.

When she stopped choking, so she waved her hand, "Go back, I have to finish my work tonight, it will take a while."

"Why the hurry? You can't do it tomorrow if you don't finish? People out there might think I am exploiting my employees." Luther reached out, brushed her cheek, feeling her soft neck, and then sliding all the way to her slender waist.

Like an electric shock, she hurriedly avoided it.

"Get inspired today and want to get it done immediately. I'll just sleep in the lounge, you get out of here."

When she finished, she hurriedly stood up, walked all the way to the lounge, closed the door and walked into the bathroom.

She turned on the faucet and started to take a shower to wash away the stickiness and to clear her head. The smell he left on her during the day was still there, and she couldn't help but think of that crazy scene.

After rinsing it off repeatedly, she changed into the spare clothes she usually kept in the rest room.

Walking out of the lounge, she looked around and there was no sign of Luther.

She was relieved that he was finally gone.

She returned to her computer and continued her work on her painting screen. Right next to her hand was a cup of Americano he left for her. He was really thoughtful.

She drew and painted, and she didn't know how much time had passed.

She was pregnant and seemed to get sleepy more easily than before. In the old days, it was no problem for her to stay up until dawn.