You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther)

Could Joyce had caught her in something? No way, she did not leave any traces. The security guard was also paid to leave Khebury forever, and no one could have known.

Even if she suspected her, as long as there was no evidence, she could always deny it, and no one could ever do anything to her.

Thinking of this, she bravely looked up and her voice stern, "Joyce, I think you must be crazy, and you dare to frame me now, just to stay in the Warner family? You are occupying Charlotte's position, and you have no shame as a mistress?"

Charlotte saw that Shelly had turned the fire on herself and cursed inwardly Shelly for being such an idiot. Please never mention her and make people think that she was involved, she thought.

She couldn't hold back any longer and stepped forward to drag Shelly aside, squeezing her eyes desperately, "Please, don't say that!"

At the moment, the more Shelly acted, the more disgusting it would look.

"Why not?" Shelly couldn't read Charlotte's implication at all.

She looked around and saw everyone and even Casey staring at her expressionlessly. She was even more energized, "Why are you all looking at me like this? We found the documents and the cash, why don't you ask her where the money came from."

Hospital as a refund. It was previously for a friend's surgery, but now I don't need it anymore. I took it out and was originally going to give it back to Luther. Is there a problem?" Joyce glanced faintly at Luther as she

Luther was stunned.

go, "Brother, she made up such a ridiculous reason, and you believe

you love me the most. You never scold me, but since Joyce came, you have been mean to me several times. I really want to do what's best for you. This bitch! Today, I must

suddenly rushed forward, raised her

Shelly pounced on her. She was caught

slap was about to

squeezed Shelly's wrist, and slapped

"Pop!" A crisp sound.

and looked at Luther incredulously. The next second, she cried and yelled, "How

had never hit her! No matter what she did wrong,

for Joyce this

in the face with such force that her ears

in so much pain that