You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford
Chapter 1968
Chapter 1968: A More Difficult Problem
Clint abruptly grabbed Joyce's wrist. In that moment, Joyce realized how strong his grip actually was.
"Where are you taking me?" Joyce was being pulled along by Grayson, her body heavy, her belly swollen, making her walk slowly.
Clint continued to pull her into the elevator, heading straight to the rooftop helipad.
As they stepped out of the elevator, Joyce heard the roar of an engine. Looking up, she saw a small helicopter hovering in the sky, gracefully landing on the rooftop. She recognized this model, a cutting-edge technology from Rohomes called the "Nightingale." It was known for its small size, speed, and ability to evade radar detection. It was not something an ordinary person could possess.
With even the helicopter prepared, it was clear that Grayson had a well-planned escape route. Perhaps when she had discovered Grayson at her home, he had already ordered the helicopter to be ready for her evacuation at any moment.
Clint held Joyce firmly, his proud and icy gaze fixed on her. "You will know soon enough," he said. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.
In truth, he had not expected to reveal himself so soon. His intention was to make a move while Joyce was not home today, with no one else in the house. Cecelia had been sent away, presenting a rare opportunity for him. He only wanted to investigate and, if possible, copy what he was looking for without leaving a trace.
Next, he planned to lay low for a while longer. To further uncover Joyce's and the warlord's plans. He was not willing to leave so soon.
Unexpectedly, Joyce suddenly returned home. He only had time to close the computer, unable to leave in time.
Her keen senses already detected his presence.
Knowing he couldn't escape, he decided to reveal himself directly. He signaled the helicopter to be ready via a wireless signal. The rooftop helipad was the perfect escape route for him. Unfortunately, he did not find what he was looking for.
With Joyce disrupting his plans by returning home midway, he decided to act decisively and take her away. His trip had not been in vain.
As the "Nightingale" helicopter landed, its door suddenly opened.
of me!" Joyce struggled but couldn't break free. She shouted, "I
was drowned out by
soon enough. Trust me, for saving
home security system malfunctioned, leaving her unable to seek help from outside. With childbirth imminent and Luther's poisoning about to be resolved, how could she be
knowing it
the hunter's pouch. How could Clint let go? He forcefully took
as he was
hurts so
in pain, facing
due to struggling
uncontrollably from her lower body, soaking her legs. Then waves of
cesarean section, was she
initially brushed it off. He was determined to take Joyce away, regardless
grabbed his arm and pulled downward with all her weight, trembling in his
quickly turned his
on her cheeks, rolling down steadily. Her complexion had turned
pain to speak, her trembling lips unable to form
and saw her legs were wet, forming a
man, he had never experienced
be? Was her
experiencing regular contractions, waves of pain hitting her. She clutched Grayson's arm,
"What's wrong? Come, let me carry you onto
was about to lift
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In Chapter 1968 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 1968 author Kylie Stanford mention any details. Follow Chapter 1968 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
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