You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 834

Joyce bought so many things that she felt like she could barely hold them in her hand.

She was worried that the soy milk in her hand would spill all over, and when she saw Kane coming, she quickly said, "Quick, help me with this."

Kane gave Luther a stern look and turned to help Joyce with her things.

"You just take the one on my left hand, I'll take the rest myself."

As Joyce walked to the door of the room, she noticed that Luther must have taken a shower, and he was leaning against the wall in a bathrobe.

She finally understood why Kane looked so pale.

"Ah, Kane. Mr. Warner is here just to ... just to ..." Suddenly, she found herself unable to find a suitable reason for why Luther had appeared in her room in the morning and had taken a damn shower.

Hell, did she ever tell him to take a shower in her room? Couldn't he go back to his own room?

"Well, Mr. Warner happens to stay on the same floor of the hotel as well. We are ... we are just going to have breakfast together …” Joyce explained, even though she thought it did not make sense at all.

It simply made her more suspicious.

Luther took the packing box from her hand and deliberately said, "You have run out of body wash, and why did you not ask the front desk to bring it to you?"

Joyce's face darkened.

He did it on purpose, didn't he? He just wanted to make her look awkward. She was trying desperately to explain it away. She wanted to say that he had taken the shower in his own room and was here just for breakfast.

But he deliberately wanted to tell all the people that he actually took a bath in her room!

What a strange man!

Naturally, Kane looked even worse now. He looked furious.

Walking into the living room in the suite, Kane opened the packing boxes one by one, took everything out and put them on the coffee table.

Luther also handed the packing boxes in his hand to Kane and instructed, "Take them all out."

"You." Kane looked up at him. It only made sense if Joyce told him what to do, but why was even Luther commanding him?