You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 670

His brain felt even more dazed and dull than before.

Was it possible for him to use five million dollars worth of diamonds just for a set of jewelry for Joyce?

Previously, whether it was for their engagement or for their future wedding with Charlotte, he had never done anything about jewelry because he could not possibly consider such things.

What did it say about him that he ordered a whole set of jewelry, not for his fiancée, but for Joyce, and worth five hundred million dollars? Of course, he couldn't have customized any jewelry for Charlotte.

At this moment, he was in complete confusion.

Before he lost his memory, he had done so many incomprehensible things.

He remembered that right after the car accident, he found a “Wifey” from his contact, he dialed the number and it was Joyce who answered the call.

At that time, he was very angry and felt that Joyce must have tampered with his phone, and afterwards, he deleted all communication records about her directly and forgot about it.

Then he remembered the scene of their entwined bodies in his office, and he thought to himself that he could never possibly do such a thing in the office. He believed that Joyce had seduced him, and even this morning, he lost control of himself and angrily forced himself on her, and even at this moment, when he thought about the sorrow in her eyes, he could not help but feel a throb in his heart.

Could it be that she did not intend to seduce him? Was he wrong? Did he do that to her simply because he couldn't help himself?

Was it possible?

The call just now even shocked him more. He used five hundred million dollars worth of diamonds just for a set of jewelry. And it was for Joyce! Why would he be even willing to spend so much money on her?

There were too many things that were completely beyond what he could understand.

But it's true. It's all his doing.

He knew he could sleep in peace only when he stayed at Eden Apartment.

He knew he could not take his eyes off of her as Joyce drew more and more of his attention.