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Chapter 1147

He sighed, "How nice it would be to know exactly which secret hospital Cecelia is in. Now that the

communication inside the military is all cut off and no news can be sent out, there is really nothing we

can do."

Luther gently patted Karl.

"There has been progress, so we must not rush. I am sure there will be a turnaround."

Karl let out a long sigh, "Hopefully."

"By the way, when I was on my way out today, I slipped my tongue." Luther wrinkled his eyebrows and

reminded, "I told Joyce I was getting out to meet with you. We have to think of a reason, in case she

asks why we met. Look, how about saying it's because of the death of Mr. Walsh?"

Karl slowly turned his head and gazed steadily at Luther.

Half a minute later, he said, "Let's put her off with that. But I have a feeling that, with Joyce's

intelligence, she's not far from guessing the truth."

Luther frowned deeply.

Yes, he slipped my tongue, and if Joyce followed the trail and found the truth ... If she knew that he had

long known her identity, what would she do?

"We have gone this far, and we can only wait and see how the thing will play out. It's useless to think

about it too much." Karl shrugged his shoulders, and he raised his wrist and looked at his watch, "It's

getting late, and you should hurry back. I'll continue to check all the people on the list. I'll email you a

copy when it's done."

"Good. We can talk about our next step later." Luther picked up his jacket that was draping on top of

the couch.

As he walked to the door, Karl suddenly called out to him.

"Wait."

Luther looked back.

Karl's expression at this moment was extraordinarily serious and earnest.

"This time, no matter what, you have to protect her."

Luther’s heart sank to the bottom. He knew it. The last time, he did not protect her, and she fell into the

sea and went missing for four years.

Wasn't it the greatest punishment and torture for him?

It was more than a thousand long nights. He did not know how he survived, and he almost thought that

he could not hold on.

There would never be a next time.

He turned back around and faced Karl directly, and his expression showed unprecedented

determination.

"Don't worry. Even if I die, I won't let anything happen to her."

With that, he turned around and left Karl's office without looking back.

He got faster and faster. He got to the parking lot, got in his car, stepped on the gas, and finally sped

away.

Karl leaned against his desk and his lonely shadow cast on the floor was drawn long away.

The office door was still open and Luther had been gone for some time.

He looked at the open door, stunned and unable to return to his senses for a long time.

It's been four years, and everything had changed, and so had Luther.

To this day, he no longer had to worry that Joyce might be hurt by Luther. He could also see that Luther

was truly devoted to Joyce.

It's just that the pressing situation at the moment made him even more worried.novelbin

The Heath family, the military overhaul and Joyce’s identity… All their eggs were now in the same

basket.

He felt the pressure like never before.

For some reason, Luther's words earlier made him somewhat worried.

"Don't worry. Even if I die, I won't let anything happen to her."

There seemed to be a foreboding that gripped his heart.

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