You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

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Luther touched her forehead, after getting out of the car, regardless of her willingness, directly a hand to pick her up.

"Don't." Joyce subconsciously resisted, feeling embarrassed to be in Aaron's presence.

"Do as you're told." Luther frowned, obviously still sick, had to be strong, this obstinate nature of hers really needs to be changed. Aaron turned around sagely, "BOSS, Ms. Knowles, I'll go park and bring your clothes up later."

Luther carried Joyce all the way back to the Pinkrose penthouse, and after entering, carried her directly up to the penthouse spa. 24-hour spa, which is now bubbling hot.

"You take a nice hot bath to get rid of the cold and also to reduce the fever." He put her down.

She had spent the night in the hospital last night, sweating and drying out, and was sticky and greasy and did want a bath. He is quite attentive and getting better at observing her needs.

"Okay." She sat down next to the spa.

glass cover-like roof, because it is the highest point, the surrounding view

the majestic and beautiful Phoenix Mountain, like

Warner, Ms. Knowles, you are

concern, no problem, just a little

her a disgruntled cross look, "Almost became a serious pneumonia, and still say

didn't know much about the disease, and was shocked to see Luther's

develop into pneumonia?” Joyce frowned, what was all the fuss

else do you want to toss yourself into?" Luther was a little angry that she was taking her body too seriously, she was

a blank look, "You just don't toss

Luther, "..."

strange? It seemed like it was meant to have a special meaning. He recalled what he had asked

his throat, a little uncomfortable, “I'll pay attention

Joyce froze.

not trusted

said just now, "You just don't toss me," she suddenly realized that what she said was ambiguous, and her face reddened with a