You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 583

Justin's face turned gloomy and he turned to the staff and reprimanded, "This is my personal item. Did I allow you to bring it out for display? If I remember correctly, this cabinet should be displaying yellow diamonds."

The staff's voice trembled nervously, "Sorry, Mr. Henderson, we went to the bank vault this morning to pick up the goods, the list said blue ... blue diamonds. I'm sorry, Mr. Henderson, there must be a mistake somewhere."

It really wasn't her responsibility. They took the list to the Henderson family bank's private vault to withdraw the goods and the numbers were all correct.

Unless the number given to them was wrong to begin with.

Otherwise they could not even get the goods.

"Got it, I'll track it down. Such serious mistakes must not be allowed to be made again." Justin was not angry.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Henderson. I'll have the security company return the blue diamonds to the vault right away." The staff wiped the sweat on her forehead and returned with fear and trepidation.

The fine jewelry auction house had not yet officially opened and they had made such a major mistake.

What's even worse, they got caught by Mr. Henderson himself, so there was definitely no way they could get away from it.

"There's no need to send it back to the vault. You bring me the receipt to sign. It's my personal belongings, and I will personally carry them away today."

Justin bowed his head and straightened his cuffs in an elegant and gentlemanly gesture.

"Okay, Mr. Henderson, I'll get right on it." The staff hurriedly left to get the receipt.

"Justin, I really like this blue diamond ring ..." Shelly pulled Justin, refusing to let go, "You're not ... not going to give this ring to Joyce, are you? "

Justin slowly inclined his head and looked emotionlessly at Shelly, her eyes shining with crystal tears, reminding him that when she was a child, she also always pestered him with such eyes, begging him to play with her.

Once upon a time, he would have been intolerant and satisfied her because she was small.

But now, perhaps his heart was hardened, or perhaps he has changed, and surprisingly he felt nothing at all.