You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 409

"Eat slowly. Look how hungry you are, you must not have eaten a proper dinner." Luther looked at her dotingly.

The way she ate was very real, very beautiful, and he was happy enough even just watching her eat.

He looked at her stunningly beautiful and exquisite side face, his eyes flowing with soft light, and he just could not take them off from her. He tried so hard to resist the urge to have her. He had to wait a little longer. Many things were fishy, and he must wait after he dealt with the things around him, and he would give her an explanation.

No matter whose child she was carrying, he would not mind and would never let go.

Suddenly, his cell phone rang.

He glanced out of the corner of his eyes and it was Karl.

Instantly, his eyes were awe-inspiring and his expression serious.

"Joyce, take your time eating, I have to go first."

"Oh." Joyce grunted back with her mouth stuffed full.

He picked up the phone and hurriedly left the workroom until he was sure Joyce was out of earshot before he pressed the answer button.

"Hey Karl, is there any progress?"

"Right." On the other end of the line, Karl's steady voice came through, "Thomas has left the Skyview Residence, and I've found out that he's about to head to the abandoned factory next to Seabank Container Port. It's easy for him to hide and flee."

"Okay, I'll bring someone over now." Luther glanced back at the office to make sure Joyce hadn't followed him out and wouldn't hear him on the phone.

He didn’t want her to get involved in such dangerous things again.

"You can only take two people, I think. There is a lot of noise, so you might be easily discovered by Thomas. As far as I can see, he is very cunning, and the place he chose is very tricky. Moreover, now I haven't figured out why he temporarily changed the location. Maybe there is another force watching him. We must act cautiously." Karl shut up.

"I know, I'm only taking two." Luther obliged, "I'll pick you up now and we'll go together."

"Good. Hang up." Karl finished and hung up directly.