You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Chapter 76

In the Bentley, Luther sped along, driving out far from Canal Square before he stopped at the side of the road.
Joyce placed the lily bouquet in her hand in the back seat of the car.

She unbuckled her seat belt to relieve the pressure and used deep breathing to calm her disturbed heartbeat.

“There won’t be any more reporters coming after us here” After Luther finished, he got out of the car, went to the trunk to get
water, and handed a bottle of water to Joyce.

Just after all the mess, he noticed her dry lips, and the thirsty and tired look on her face.
She didn’t think he could be quite considerate.
Anyway, Joyce took the mineral water, since she was indeed very thirsty.

“Thank you for helping me out just now.’ Joyce took a few sips of water, gently wiped the corners of her lips, and asked, “Are we
still going to the Civil Affairs Bureau next?” Luther turned his head and his deep eyes looked into her eyes.

He snorted, “How is that possible? A divorce now?”
Joyce thought for a moment and explained, “The marriage license being exposed has absolutely nothing to do with me, please
don’t misunderstand.”

She looked very much like she had a vested interest in being exposed as married at such an important moment as receiving an
award.

he felt she was relying on him and did not want a divorce. Luther gave

the information herself and then let herself be surrounded by all the reporters at

“How long does it take to

and the timing is unclear.’ He propped one hand on his forehead, closed his eyes in annoyance, and said faintly, “You

of R&S Group even more. As the chief president, and getting married to you, it is actually a good thing for

stock is bound to

divorce now would have a huge impact on R&S Group’s image

our marriage is exposed, and still make you a big profit? After all, the president of the high and mighty family disdains marriage alliance and marries the talented

tale. This is the hottest topic for the

that the high and mighty president, after using the ‘Cinderella’ to enhance the image of the group,

with the feelings

stock plummets, and you lose a large amount