Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 187

Connor had long been smitten, and among the women he’d been with, none held a candle to

Brielle.

“Alright then, I’ll cut three percent from my profits as a gift for Bri,” he offered.

Three percent, that was a profit well into the millions, b

ut for Robert, this was far from sufficient. After all, Brielle was a powerhouse in her own right. certain to bring much more value to Apex Dynamics.

“Mr. Connor, Dorsey International’s youngest director surely warrants more than what you suggest,” he countered.

Connor cursed inwardly, calling Robert a sly old fox for selling out his own daughter.

It was a clear–cut transaction.

Connor was so captivated by Brielle’s beauty that he clenched his jaw. “Five percent tops. Mr. Haywood. The word on the street is that Brielle isn’t the Haywood’s little girl anymore. Can you make decisions on her behalf? I don’t think she’s the type to just accept whatever comes her

way.

A shadow of malice flitted through Robert’s eyes. The Haywood family had nurtured her for so long, and a little sacrifice was due.

“I have my ways,” he said darkly.

He would have her tied to Tanner’s bed if necessary.

sever ties with the Haywoods in public and escape everything? Her debt to the Haywood

show Brielle that a woman without money or influence

be as simple as stepping on

just await the good news.”

with smiles. After exchanging pleasantries, Robert

foyer, Connor’s gaze fell on

in an innocent sort of way, but off–limits

abdomen as his mind drifted back to Brielle’s face.

and her academic accolades promised an exotic encounter.

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him burning

portly figure, greasy hair, and sparse

was Brielle’s future husband, and it was perfect.

deserved no better.

to the world just

was.

was unaware of the Haywoods‘ persistence as she

her arrival. “Ms. Brielle, have you had dinner? I’ll have the

Brielle hadn’t eaten and shyly nodded her

“With Ms. Brielle here. Mr. Dorsey will surely come home

kitchen to prepare extra food, emphasizing a light meal, then gleefully went off to discuss

bedroom of her own at the Palace; she always stayed in