Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 163

Lillian’s eyes brimmed with tears as she nodded in agreement with Miranda’s words. “Mom, don’t say that. I never intended to hide anything. I was just worried about hurting someone’s feelings.”

She dabbed her eyes theatrically, feigning deep emotion.

From her seat in the audience, Brielle couldn’t help but snicker at the charade. Miranda and Lillian were both clearly trying to sling mud her way. And Lillian had even crafted a perfect excuse for her little fling with Spencer. She claimed their secret rendezvous was out of fear of breaking Brielle’s heart.

How utterly shameless.

The crowd picked up on the insinuation and their gazes turned toward Brielle, filled with scorn and disdain.

“She’s been living someone else’s life for over a decade, and she doesn’t seem the least bit remorseful.”

“So, Lillian and Spencer are the real couple, and Brielle’s just a homewrecker?”

“Can you believe she even leaked that video, trying to ruin them with public opinion? Her actions are unforgivable.”

in their social circles. If Spencer and Lillian were truly an engaged couple, what they did in private

as to use such tactics against them. People felt uncomfortable sharing the same space with her, some even shifting away from her

Everyone expected her to show signs of heartache, disappointment, or hysteria, but there was nothing. Brielle appeared so serene, as if the drama unfolding

shifted to Max, who sat in a corner, lazily fiddling with his rosary. There was

stage for so long, felt a bit awkward seeing Brielle being so indifferent.

come up here. I have something to say to you.” Her tone softened, but her eyes held

you have to say. I can hear you perfectly fine from

and embarrassed. After raising Brielle for so many years, her lack

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It was Lillian who stepped in. “Mom, Brielle’s upset. Let’s not force her. This is my fault. We’ve got a house full of guests tonight. Let’s not discuss this now. We can

years could only be seen as a sign of her kindness. The crowd

the other malicious and selfish. There was no comparison.