You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

The entire Second Precinct was in a state of emergency and no one was allowed to enter or leave the building. All operations were suspended today, and emergency cases are transferred to other police stations.

Luther had no idea what's going on inside.

He was anxious and unable to calm himself down. He kept wandering back and forth. His chest was filled with a mass of hot air. Such a wait was too painful, and he felt so nervous, worried and annoyed.

When Aaron arrived at the Second Precinct, he saw Luther in such a disheveled state.

"Mr. Warner, what's the emergency you're calling me for?" Aaron rushed forward to ask. Just now Luther called him and asked him to rush over, but he did not say what he would need him to do exactly. He had wondered, Wasn't today Boss’ engagement? The ceremony should last until the dinner. How come Boss was at the Second Precinct just afternoon?

"Aaron, Joyce is in danger. I'll brief to you about it."

Luther explained something quickly to Aaron, "We'll stand guard here and follow immediately if a police car comes out to the rescue.”

"Wait, Boss," Aaron, who was equally worried about Joyce after he knew what was going on, thought of something important.

the same frequency as the police use. As long as she keeps her phone on, even if she does not answer the phone, it should show her location.” Aaron

even know

that time, Joyce was kidnapped and was in great danger. Afterwards, you were so worried that something would happen to her again, so Karl installed the software in your phone and opened a private satellite station for you to use, so you can know

your phone." Aaron suddenly remembered,

phone and showed him a software with a satellite

Joyce's location by downloading it and re-entering the

was prompted to enter the password. Since he had lost his memory, how could he still remember the password he had set at that time? Damn it, what

tried his usual passwords and none of them

sidelines and reminded, "How about you try a number related to

related to

number, which he used when

He would use Joyce's birthday