You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Soon Joyce and Juanita had unpacked all the things and cleaned the room all up.

The two of them had a bowl of noodles at the convenience store downstairs and took the subway back to the R&S Group headquarters. As the time approached 3:00 p.m., Joyce arrived and rushed to the meeting room. Unexpectedly, today's meeting about the new project was chaired by Casey, the special assistant, and Luther did not come to attend.

Joyce gave a general overview of the vision for the new project and the plan to drive the progress.

After careful discussion among the senior management at R&S Group headquarters, an implementation plan was finalized.

Instead of setting up a new team for the new project, it would just be the previous automotive project team, except that some new members from the technical side would keep joining in. Originally, only half of the group's 12 floors were designated to the automotive project team, and now the other half would also be theirs.

The meeting went on for about three hours or so and ended successfully.

Since the beginning, Luther had not shown up.

Joyce returned to the 12th floor office of the automotive project team after the meeting, after the closing time, almost 7pm, everyone else had already left. In the empty office, there was no one.

surprised to find a packing bag on her desk. When she opened it, there was a premium bento.

and seemed to

Could it be Juanita?

and without thinking much about it, she opened her bento box and ate it all. As she ate, she sent a text message to Juanita on her phone, "Thanks for the

messaged back,

it was not Juanita. Then who could it be? Somehow, Luther's figure came to her mind. Could

was also the one who brought her

thought of it, she had finished eating and had cleaned

dinner yet? Working late? Do you want me to come over and keep you company?”

and replied, "No, I already had dinner. Thanks." "Okay, you take care of your body, don't

sent a lot of

smiled down and replied

after, Joyce turned on her computer, as well as her hand- drawn display, ready to start working

to do was