You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 995

Charlotte's heart were trembling when she met his deep gaze and crystal bright light shone straight from her eyes, "Yes, of course. Mr. Warner, please rest assured that I will do it for you."

"Thank you." Luther hooked his lips at her and smiled seductively.

Charlotte was almost dumbfounded. His smile was too handsome and too charming. She might not know but she was drooling.

Luther's successive gestures of affection made her lose her soul.

Fortunately, Tommy reminded her, "Miss Charlotte, here we are."

Charlotte was just snapped back to her senses and wiped the corner of her lips, knowing that she had lost her manners.

Luther and Aaron had gotten out of the car and were heading for their Bentley.

She waved to Luther in a hurry, "Mr. Warner, see you tomorrow night!"

"Hmm."

Luther responded lightly and whirled into the car.

Aaron drove the Bentley, turned around sharply, and took off.

After the Bentley left the Military Staff House...

Luther's face immediately collapsed and his expression became dull and dark.

He took out a large box of wet wipes from the console, pulled out many in a row and began to wipe his hands hard, from the back of his hands, the palms of his hands, to even his fingers.

He would never spare any single place and he kept wiping and rubbing. Finally, his hands were even a bit swollen.

He felt so disgusted and his handsome eyebrows furrowed as if he had just touched the dirtiest things in the world.

Aaron glanced sideways, and he unnaturally cleared his throat.

Over the years, Mr. Warner's mental mysophobia had really gotten worse.

But why did Mr. Warner make an exception for Zora Knowles? Mr. Warner had never been seen wiping his hands with a wet tissue after touching Zora Knowles.

"Mr. Warner, your suit... Do you need me to send it to the dry cleaners?" Aaron asked.

Luther looked out the window and suddenly said, "Pull over, now."

Aaron froze and hurriedly did as he was told, slamming on the brakes and pulling the Bentley to the side of the road.