You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

St. Maria Hospital.

Luther was sitting on the couch in the VIP room, with Aaron and Casey standing in front of him.

Casey handed over a detailed schedule and recent work reports and said respectfully, "Mr. Warner, you did drive to Clarenworth alone the night of your accident, and I arrived in Clarenworth in the afternoon first, and you said you had something to do and would drove yourself there in the evening.”

"Me? Why do I have to drive alone at night by myself?" Luther couldn't recall, and it didn't make sense.

“Yes, Mr. Warner, because that night you booked the entire Seaview's Restaurant for dinner with Miss Meyer. You drove alone to Clarenworth afterwards and were later involved in a car accident near the outskirts of town." Aaron recounted.

"When I learned of the accident, I immediately assisted the police to retrieve all the surveillance, as well as the route of travel. Due to the remote nature of the road, there was no surveillance. Based on the wheel marks on the ground it was inferred that you may be avoiding a big truck back then, jerking the steering wheel, and the vehicle got out of control, and it finally hit the side of the road. And at that time the big truck has fled with no trace." Aaron reported.

Seaview's Restaurant just for a dinner with Charlotte?" Luther raised an eyebrow. Were he and Charlotte that close? Seaview's Restaurant was a famous restaurant for couples, he would do that?

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felt puzzled as to why Mr. Warner was doing this. But at that time, Mr. Warner did not

Seaview's Restaurant?" Luther

checked and saw that Miss Meyer came to the restaurant first and then you arrived. After the meal, you left first and Miss Meyer followed later. There was nothing unusual. All of the public road surveillance I could find showed that your

to doubt. I will need you to tell me what has happened to the R&S Group, and to me personally, in the last three months, and tell me all about it." Luther finished flipping

"Yes, Mr. Warner," If he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, he wouldn't have believed what Jacqueline had said on the phone, that Mr. Warner had woken up and lost his recent memory. With that, he

the new box, took out the phone and loaded it with his own phone card, and handed the previously broken phone to Aaron, "Get the

Warner,"