Half-Smile

Joseph's heart skipped a beat. He took a step closer to Lucille and asked with a half-smile, "Do you want me to delete the photo?" ""Yes!"

What a loaded question.

How could she allow him to keep such an ugly picture?

Joseph nodded without hesitation. Then, he changed the topic and said with a mischievous grin, "In that case... Say something nice about me, and I'll give you the camera." She knew it wouldn't be that easy!

Lucille took a deep breath. With hatred in her tone, she grumbled, "If you keep doing this, I'm going to commit domestic violence!"

After saying that, both of them were stunned.

Domestic violence?

It was a slip of the tongue by Lucille. Joseph was inexplicably

happy to hear it, though.

"Bobo, it seems that you're well aware that we're husband and

wife."

Lucille was at a loss for words.

She had just dug her own grave.

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She blushed and immediately turned to leave.

Joseph stood where he was and looked at her silly yet

adorable expression saved in the camera. He could not help but smile.

It was such a precious and rare moment. He was reluctant to delete it.

Lucille dashed down the stairs. It wasn't until she felt a gentle

breeze that her face finally cooled down.

Just now, she had fallen right into Joseph's trap.

He asked her to say something nice, and she subconsciously thought of those extremely intimate pet names, like calling him her husband or something like that... Thus, she had spoken without thinking and accidentally mentioned domestic violence.

It was too embarrassing.

Sitting on the chair, Lucille finally calmed down.

heard from outside the yard. Lucille thought that someone was coming to

up and saw Joanne and

1. in.

Hmph.

were they

in front of her

her face.

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promised them greater benefits, but those thugs ended up insisting that they wanted to rob her, which was why they got into a

against those thugs were very small. However, those thugs didn't have clean records in the first place. Instead, they got sentenced to 15 years because of

first thing Jenny said was, "Lucille, do you think we just don't exist? This free clinic is obviously a product of everyone's hard work. Now,

"This charity clinic was organized by the Gilbert family. If these foolish people are going to thank someone, they should thank the Gilbert family! Who gave you the right

that Lucille was stealing the

the other said that she had won the favor of

didn't want her to do anything at all. That wasn't true, though. Even if she hadn't done anything, they still wouldn't

of all, I've never thought of taking

charity clinic organized by the Gilbert family, I suppose I'll have to trouble the Gilbert family

a faint smile on her face, Lucille deliberately emphasized

the Gilbert family's charity clinic, the shares of their company skyrocketed in just a

he was very generous. He was not only handsome but also broad-minded. They also said that Joanne, the daughter of a rich family, truly had it

had achieved their goal, they

In that case, wouldn't it be appropriate for them to keep

happens, the citizens of Talford Village

their generosity. Miss Joanne, what

Innocent and Harmless

to show weakness." Of course. As if I need you to tell me what the Gilbert family should

going back tomorrow, so

Otherwise, the good reputation of the Gilbert family might not

clear and alluring

However, Joanne suddenly shivered.

help rolling her eyes when she saw that Lucille had convinced Joanne in just a few words. She raised his voice and thundered, "What are you so proud of, Lucille? Even if you've contributed the

she was staring at an idiot. There was a hint of pity in

and angrily demanded, "Lucille, what do you mean

just feel

It was the truth.

twitched the corner of her mouth and casually added, Not only do I feel sorry for you, but

all you care about

time. she was faced with a life-or-death scenario and having

from it?

It was ridiculous.

wonder Master Walton felt that

It was the truth.

you? Don't tell me

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