You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Conference Room.

Joyce was still giving presentations about the military's secret base project.

"Since the secret base is located deep underground, signal will the first problem we need to deal with. We need adequate coverage. Secondly, it is important to consider the safety of evacuation.”

"And, all of you will have to sign a confidentiality agreement with the military.”

“I still need to discuss with Mr. Robertson to get more details about the agreement.”

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Before she could finish her words...

Suddenly, the glass door of the conference room was vigorously pushed open.

That was obviously not necessary...

Joyce stared in shock at the person who just barged in, Luther.

He looked like he had just arrived at the office, his navy blue trench coat still neat and clean, and he barged right into her conference room. His pair of black pupils, as deep as the sea, were now staring straight at her, and the soft light shooting from them was more complicated than ever.

and even time also seemed to have stopped. The crowd all held their breath. It was

Joyce's eyes fluttered. Kane was right next to her,

and Theo, both of them, looked at each

and as far as they knew, it could be no one other than the Mr. Warner of

let out a

was trying to tell Luther to stop staring at her, in front of

he suddenly barged in and looked at her with such burning, fiery, almost bizarre eyes, so what did

for a

stepped forward and took Joyce's hand in the astonished gaze of the crowd, "You

of the room, not

Luther, what are you doing!" Kane yelled in displeasure, calling him by his name and stepping forward to try to

Kane, signaling him not to make

their office, so what could Luther do to

his hand indignantly and stood at the podium of

what happened, looked at each other, all

knew how cold the Mr.

at the Capital for a few days, but she had

just looked at Ms. Knowles

not stupid, and they certainly understood the