Wrong marriage and sweet love (Joyce and Luther)
Chapter 1821: Amusement Park

Chapter 1821: Amusement Park

After hanging up the phone, Joyce walked out of the bedroom into the living room.

Luther came over. "I seem to have heard you on the phone just now."

Joyce nodded. "Yes. It was a call from Reuben at Rohomes."

"Did something happen?"

Joyce didn't hide anything. She told Luther exactly what Reuben had said to her on the phone. At this point, there was no meaning in hiding things from each other, even if she didn't want him to worry about this anymore.

After listening, Luther was silent for a moment.

He thought and then said, "Although it's risky, I agree with your idea. Although we haven't known Reuben for long, we already owe him our lives. If this is something that must be obtained first, the person who gets it first actually bears the greatest pressure. By comparison, your pressure will be reduced. I think it's worth a try. He should be able to make good use of these blueprints."

Joyce hadn't thought about transferring pressure at all. Luther was still thinking further ahead after all.

She nodded. "I'll have Jude bring over all the relevant design drawings and the computer drawing tablet I use to modify the drawings. I plan to study this for the next couple of days. I've actually been on the verge of a breakthrough all along, just had my mind elsewhere recently. When I took the call just now, I suddenly had a flash of inspiration in my mind. Maybe it can help me solve the puzzles I've had for a long time."

Luther reached out and pinched her nose. "You're the best. I believe you can definitely do it."

Joyce threw herself into his arms and hugged his waist tightly.

"I won't work on any designs today. Today is the weekend. I want to spend it with you. We haven't gone out to relax together for a long time. Is there anything you want to do? We could go hiking, or to the beach, or just walk around downtown..." She snuggled in his arms almost coquettishly.

Luther's heart softened. Joyce had been overly dependent on him recently. He knew what she was worried about. And he was trying to make up for it by spending as much time with her as possible. "Alright, anything you want," he said. "Or we could ask Anderson."

"Mm, then hold me for a bit first." She said softly.

Luther chuckled lowly by her ear and teased, "Which kind of holding do you mean?"

Joyce's cheeks grew hot. "Oh you, always joking around."

"Is this better?" He said, then swept her up in his arms and carried her towards the bedroom.

Joyce looked left and right. "Isn't it a bit inappropriate in broad daylight? What if Anderson wakes up suddenly..."

Luther laid her down on the bed and leaned over her. "Then you'll just have to keep your voice down later and not wake him up."

"Close... close the door..."

"It's already closed."

"Ah!"

"Shh, quieter, be patient."

"No, it hurts... you're lying on my hair..."

"Sorry, I'll be more gentle."

"Mmm..."

Anderson didn't get up until nearly noon. He had been up late into the night before, working on setting up a new security system with the microcomputer. When he woke up, he found the living room empty.

He called out softly, "Dad? Mom?"

After a while, Joyce came out of the bedroom. She looked refreshed, with suspicious redness on her cheeks.

"Anderson, you're awake. Eat something simple for breakfast, we're taking you out, okay?"

Anderson nodded. He looked around and asked, "Where's Dad?"

"I'm changing, we'll go out together in a bit." Came a voice from the room at the end, slightly hoarse.

Anderson wasn't stupid. He knew what his parents had just been doing and was grinning to himself.

"Okay! We haven't gone out in so long. Where are we going?"

Joyce asked, "Where do you want to go? Hiking, beach, resort, anything is fine. Just name it and this weekend we'll eat where you want, stay where you want."

Anderson thought for a moment. "I want to go to the amusement park. And stay in a forest treehouse. Can we?"

His eyes shone brightly, full of anticipation.

Joyce was surprised. She had somehow forgotten about amusement parks. Anderson was usually so serious, like a little adult. She had unconsciously forgotten he was still just a child. She bent down gently and stroked Anderson's hair.

"Of course, no problem."

After a while, Luther came out wearing a solid gray hoodie set, looking refreshed and energetic. He had also prepared similar outfits for Joyce and Anderson in the same colors.

"I had some matching family clothes made recently. They'll come in handy today. Go change and we'll head to Khebury's biggest amusement park. We have some stake in that project too, it's the most popular attraction right now."

"Yay!" Anderson happily grabbed the clothes and went to change.

After changing, Joyce packed some snacks and drinks.

The three went downstairs. Aaron already had the car waiting at the door.

Once in the car, Joyce offered Anderson some bread. "Are you hungry? Want a snack first? It's past lunchtime already. We'll go to the amusement park entrance first. I heard there's a really good burger place there that's an internet hit. We can eat before going in."

Anderson declined the bread. "I'm not hungry, I drank milk after waking up. I want to eat lunch directly. I want to try that restaurant's burgers."

"Sure." Joyce smiled gently.

Days like this, just like an ordinary family, were rare for them. What people envy most is often just the most ordinary life.

Aaron glanced back as he drove. "It's the weekend, the line to order will definitely be long. You can place your order on your phone now to avoid waiting."

"I can do it! I'll order." Anderson took out his phone and quickly searched for the burger place, entering their ordering system.

"Wow, so many people in line," he exclaimed. "Mom, it says here your wait time is over an hour and a half. Recommends choosing another restaurant." Joyce, "..."

Luther, "..."

They had forgotten that they had a little hacker at home.

How could they forget!

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