You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 640

They watched as a white shadow rolled sharply down the stairs.

Finally, it landed with a bang.

Charlotte fell heavily on the last of the first floor steps and finally came to a stop after she fell all the way down to the hall in front of the crowd.

Her delicate face, because of the bump, was now covered by bruises and dirt, and her meticulously combed hair now become disheveled.

The tempo of the symphony was constantly accelerating, and what should have been an uplifting tune has now became the best adrenaline for their rapid heartbeat.

"AH--" Finally someone shouted out loud, with endless horror in his voice.

"Blood, so much blood!!!" The mournful scream had broken through the symphony. The rhythm of the music was completely disrupted.

A pool of blood was creeping from under Charlotte and her snow-white dress. The hem of the dress was instantly soaked in blood.

The pool of blood continued to spread, stretching out nonstop in all directions, like the hand of a ghostly demon. Some timid high-society ladies simply fainted on the spot at the sight of the pool of the blood.

Charlotte was lying lifelessly on the ground, as if dead.

She was crouched on the ground, and no one could see clearly that a smile of triumphant pleasure was on her lips.

Although her body was in pain and she was feeling like her whole body was being torn open, the pain at this point, on the contrary, only made her brain even more excited. The discomfort she was feeling in her belly now, then again, added to the pain.

Oh, she was feeling so happy in her heart. This sinful child would soon be miscarried.

She was finally able to get rid of this sinful child.

It was Thomas' child, and how could she possibly want it? If the miscarriage of the sinful seed could take Joyce down with it, it would be so worth her months of pregnancy.

She made the decision to set Joyce in such a shocking way, and she would even give up her long-awaited glittering engagement appearance just for it. Maybe her engagement would be postponed, and maybe they would simply skip it, but it did not matter any more. All their guests were here, and the rest was just normality.