You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 669

Luther sat anxiously in the helicopter, wearing a special noise-cancelling headset that not only provided sound insulation but also kept his voice normal when he was on the phone.

Once on the helicopter, he tried to find Joyce's cell phone with the real-time satellite locating system and connected his phone to the helicopter's center console using Bluetooth.

Soon, a popping red dot was displayed on the center console, indicating the current location of Joyce.

And the helicopter had come with a navigation system that could help him quickly find the best path based on wind direction, airflow and other factors.

The pilot followed the route from the navigation system, adjusted the direction and flew all the way to Joyce.

With the red dot on the center console entering an off-ramp, Luther let out a low curse. Hell, Joyce was still heading for the cliff.

He knew that although Joyce could drive, she didn't drive much and was not very familiar with the roads.

Right now, he could do nothing but get there as soon as possible.

He had never been as nervous as he was now, and he felt like his heart was hanging completely in the air. His mind was blank, and he didn't know what he was really thinking.

Suddenly, his cell phone rang.

He looked down immediately. If it was Jacqueline or someone else he knew, or if it was a call from work, he would answer none of these calls at such a critical time. Now, he would only answer calls from Aaron and the police department.

But actually it was an unfamiliar number he had never seen before.

He hesitated for a moment, afraid that he might miss some important message, and answered it anyway.

After the call got through, the person on the other end respectfully said, "Mr. Warner, this is Winston Jewelry. We are calling for the five hundred million dollars worth of diamonds that you sent to us a month ago… We are now done with its design and cutting according to your liking and have redesigned them into a complete set of jewelry. When is it convenient for you to come and pick it up?"