You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford
Chapter 1938
Chapter 1938: Everything Will Be Considered in the Long Run
"No need, let's just take a stroll. You go eat," Joyce waved her hand, signaling Jude to leave. After Jude left, Joyce and Munin took the elevator upstairs and walked around the office area.
"It's quite large-scaled. I never expected you, being so young, to have achieved so much," Clint praised, "And as a woman, it's rare to see someone like you interested in high technology."
"Hehe, couldn't find any other hobbies. So, I study these things," Joyce casually chuckled. But in reality, she preferred car design. It had been a while since she last worked on it, but she had some ideas itching in her mind. The application of intelligence in cars, including artificial intelligence, was indeed a great idea.
"The police said you're skilled in artificial intelligence. Do you really have no recollection at all?" Joyce asked again.
Clint replied, "I can't remember anything at all. But when I walked in just now and saw the promotional materials on your wall about high-tech security systems, it gave me a sense of familiarity. I think I must be interested."
Joyce shrugged and smiled, "It would be a shame if you had forgotten your extraordinary skills."
Clint didn't mind, "I'll remember eventually."
As they walked, the employees they passed greeted Joyce respectfully.
"Miss Joyce, hello."
"Good morning, Miss Joyce!"
Joyce responded with a gentle smile.
"Your subordinates hold great respect for you," Clint glanced back at a few employees who seemed ordinary. They were probably just grassroots staff. The person who possessed the key technology must be Jude, who had left earlier.
Suddenly, Clint pointed ahead, "Is that your office at the innermost part?"
Joyce nodded, "Yes."
lit up with anticipation. "If it's inconvenient, then never mind. I know you must have some confidential things that shouldn't be seen by
have any classified materials. It's all newly released products and the technology is public. Feel free to look
critical was kept at home and never left in the office. So, there was
towards her
a predominantly feminine decoration. Soft white tones, a snow-white leather sofa with leopard print cushions, a white marble desk, and an ergonomic chair.
were three computer screens and an electronic drawing board,
many talented individuals, but he had never
well that Joyce, as a young marshal, was a sharpshooter with an accuracy of 0. 01 millimeters.
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step back. "Don't touch
he looked slightly embarrassed. "I-I just don't want you
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admiration but also understanding. "Impressive high-tech stuff. I've truly broadened my horizons
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to a metal rod inside a glass display case. "What is
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In Chapter 1938 of the You Hit My Heart series, Joyce and Luther got married today. Joyce looked up and asked the man-to-be: What's your name?... Luther was surprised, this girl really doesn't know her name???. A strange marriage, Actually to make grandma I'm happy Joyce faked a marriage with Luther the famous handsome but she didn't know it at all. Will this Chapter 1938 author Kylie Stanford mention any details. Follow Chapter 1938 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
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