You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther)

"Grandma." Luther was shocked and rushed forward to the old lady.

However, Joyce rammed him away almost simultaneously, "Don't you move her!"

Then, she immediately began to massage Stephanie's heart, "Call the doctor, what medicine do you usually use? Hurry up and use it."

The house was instantly in a mess.

The family doctor arrived soon after.

Joyce kept on doing heart massage and dared not even to stop. Beads of sweat were rolling down her cheeks. When she saw the doctor coming, she hurriedly stepped aside, "Grandma had a heart attack, and I felt something was wrong when I saw her face turn purple before."

Jamie McKnight, the family doctor of the Warner family, quickly gave Stephanie a shot and fed her another dose of medication.

At last, Stephanie began to get better.

"How is my grandmother now?" Luther asked sharply.

Jamie stood up and said in a gruff voice, "Nothing serious. You should thank this lady for her heart massage and the medication was administered in time. I gave her some sedatives, and you should let her sleep for a while, and not stimulate her again."

Mr. Arnold went to see Doctor McKnight off, while Shelly and Jacqueline helped Stephanie back to her room.

Immediately following Luther's unceremonious eviction, the women all drove back to their downtown mansion with worried faces.

In the large living room, only Joyce and Luther were left there.

tired and was wiping

not help but want to know more about this

her massage her heart, he could not help but think about the night he was rescued - there seemed to be such a hand, giving his chest

it an illusion? Why would he just get a

you ever given anyone else a heart massage like that?" Luther suddenly

sweat from her

when she lost her virginity, and remembered how she tried to help but was violated

"Is it a man?"

women, seniors, kids all around! I've participated in first aid volunteer training." Joyce returned without

Luther was instantly disappointed.

expecting? Why would he try to find a connection between her and the person who had saved his life that

the girl who

must have attended it too? And that’s why she had saved

longer disdainful, but more respectful – Joyce was indeed a good girl, and Stephanie was really not wrong. He should not have looked down

walked up and helped Joyce with her luggage, "Madam, I'll help you

Arnold, take her luggage to my room." Luther glanced at Joyce's

got 800,000, is it not enough for her to get

reached out to stop him, "I have to share a room with you? It's such a big house, can't

to share my room?" Luther

"..."

Mr. Arnold

Joyce's stomach rumbled

and worked so hard to help Stephanie just now, she was