You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

After the socializing was over that night.

Luther accompanied Mathew to see off his guests.

Mathew comfortably put an arm on Luther's shoulder, "Luther, I got this big project all thanks to your help tonight. I thought you wouldn't come, after all, you don't usually like to deal with those people. In the future, if there is a need for me, just ask. I'll do whatever I can to help.”

"No need for the future, there's something you can do right now." Luther gave him a sideways glance and swept off his arm that was on his shoulder, "Come on, let's go to your house."

Mathew probably didn't expect Luther to make good on his promise to pay him back so quickly, and he froze for a few seconds before responding.

"Why are we going to my house?" Mathew was puzzled, not knowing what Luther was up to.

"What? Is there a woman hiding in the house?" Luther raised his eyebrows in displeasure.

..." Mathew

because his house was

any guests. Mathew drove stiffly and took Luther to his downtown mansion. Luther got out of the car and looked around, “Isn't that tall building across the street your

go out, I come back to get the

at the office.” Luther frowned with a disgusted look. He knew Mathew, a standard geek who, apart from work, spent his days

the door

house. With its stylish, cool, metallic décor, the house itself was very much in line with Mathew's taste. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ ꜰindNʘvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the

communication accessories, game equipment, and all kinds

it been since you last cleaned up? If you don't

Luther was in awe.

was only more like a geek when he was at

say anything and lowered his

Mathew's home for the first time and casually looked around. In addition to the living room and bedroom, there were still dozens of other rooms, all equipped to be gaming rooms, audio-visual rooms, computer