You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther)

Chapter 1838: Really Unbearable To Watch

Chapter 1838: Really Unbearable to Watch

On the other side.

After listening to Felix's phone call, Luther's face suddenly became gloomy.

Joyce was sitting on the sofa. She had been drawing for a while, and now she was resting in the living

room for a moment. She knew that Luther was on the phone, and saw that he put down his phone with

a bad look on his face. She vaguely knew what had happened.

She hurried to stand up and walked to Luther's side.

"What's wrong? Did something happen on Felix's side? Or did he find out some news?"

Luther's long eyebrows furrowed, his eyes full of gloom.

"Felix got news that the reason Cloud wanted to create a malicious hostage-taking incident at the

amusement park was because he calculated that we would definitely ask Christian for help."

He didn't finish, but Joyce had already guessed.

"So, the real purpose behind this incident is for Athena to escape?" She blinked her beautiful eyes and

asked in shock.

"Yes." Luther did not deny it.

Joyce stumbled back heavily. My God! This vicious woman still did not stop. She looked worriedly into

the dining room. What should the children do?

Fair and Anderson were already up and now they were happily eating afternoon tea in the dining room.

Dozens of snacks covered the dining table, along with doughnuts and ice cream.

Fair's mouth was stuffed full, "Wow. Your parents have gathered all the delicious food. And some I

haven't even seen before! Are they southern specialties?"

"Eat your food, why do you talk so much?" Anderson glared at Fair in disgust, although he said so. He

pushed a piece of osmanthus cake in front of Fair, "This is the real specialty of Khebury, you may not

have eaten it before. Try it, I like it too. It's not sweet or cloying."

Fair nodded vigorously.

She smiled foolishly, "Anderson, I don't even want to leave. I wish I could live in your house forever."

Her innocent words made Anderson blush.

If they could always live together, grow up together at the same age, go to school together every day,

and get off school together. Do what they like to do, it would also be a very nice thing.

If they could sleep together every day...

Anderson suddenly looked deeply at Fair. He had never wished to grow up faster like now.

And he really wanted to see what Fair would look like when she grew up, he even outlined it in his

mind.

While Fair was eating, she noticed Anderson daydreaming. She suddenly stuffed a cream puff into his

mouth.

"What are you daydreaming about? So many delicacies can't attract your attention."

Anderson was suddenly stuffed full of cream, he had a cleanliness obsession, hurriedly swallowed it in

three bites, and yelled angrily.

"Fair! What are you doing? Aren't you ashamed?" Anderson whispered angrily.

Fair looked innocent, "It was such a big piece of cream, it would be such a waste. I licked it off for you."

Anderson, "..."

She really was shameless, and didn't care.

Outside the dining room. Joyce and Luther happened to see this scene, dumbfounded.

It was really unbearable to watch...

Although they were both children, they still felt something was wrong, it was a little too intimate.

Especially Anderson, who was usually not close to anyone, but didn't seem to mind Fair at all.

"It looks like Anderson really likes Fair," Luther concluded, "You'll probably have to take this future

daughter-in-law."

Joyce smiled gently, "Did you notice? Fair is very good-tempered, she has had a very tolerant heart

since she was little. No matter how Anderson scolds her, she will not get angry. At such a young age

she can already use her own life to protect Anderson. It is Anderson's blessing to meet a girl like this."

Luther hugged Joyce tightly, "Meeting you is also my blessing, it's a pity I met you too late. I suddenly

envy Anderson so much, if I could have grown up with you since childhood, by now we would have

been together for more than twenty years, how nice that would be. I feel like the present days are too

short."

As he spoke, his voice became desolate.

The poison in his own body was still unresolved, and he didn't know how much longer he could live.

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things, his mood suddenly fell.

Joyce felt the change in his emotions.

She reached out and hugged his waist, "Don't worry, we still have a lifetime. What we need to resolve

now. We must ensure the safety of the children. "

Taking a deep breath, she said, "Although I see Anderson and Fair's feelings are very good. But at this

stage, I'm afraid Fair will have to go back to Mufron with Justin first. As for Anderson, for safety

reasons. I think I should send him to the warlord. What do you think?"

Although Luther felt reluctant in his heart. He could no longer see Alisha, and now he had to not see

Anderson again. He didn't know how much longer he could live. His heart felt empty for no reason.

But he nodded in agreement.

"We have to ask Anderson's opinion. This child has too strong opinions, he must agree."

"Well." Joyce nodded, "After they finish afternoon tea, I'll talk to Anderson. Safety first now. After the

last failure, Athena's revenge will probably be more frenzied. We can't let the children make any more

mistakes. And we definitely can't let Athena know that Fair has been rescued and is now with us. So

Fair following Justin to leave is the safest way right now."

Luther nodded.

Soon, Joyce called Justin.

She roughly told Justin about the current situation. Justin said his private plane could take off at any

time.

"Okay, Justin, don't delay. Take Fair and leave tonight, after you return to Mufron, you must be extra

careful these days."

"I know, I'll come pick up Fair now." Justin's voice on the phone was especially gentle.

"No need, we'll meet at the private airport later. We'll see Fair off together." After Joyce finished

speaking, she hung up the phone.

Just then Anderson walked out of the dining room.

He had heard some of the phone conversation, but didn't hear it all, and didn't know what had

happened. He frowned and asked, "Mom, why do you want to send Fair away? So hurriedly? Can't she

stay?"