Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 201

Brielle couldn’t believe her ears. It was either she had misheard or Spencer had truly lost his marbles. Frowning, she lifted her foot to step into the office but was blocked by Spencer’s outstretched arm.

“Brielle, we both messed up with those photos, and you have to come with me to see her. Maybe it’s the photos that’s got her all worked up.” Spencer said, his voice loud enough for the surrounding colleagues to overhear.

Brielle couldn’t help but glance around at the reactions of others in the department. If she wasn’t mistaken, they had all received that incriminating photos. It wasn’t just the social circles of Beaconsfield; it seemed like everyone she had ever interacted with had gotten a

copy.

Looking back at Spencer, her disgust was no longer concealed. “You know damn well how those photos came to be, better than I do,” she retorted.

A flicker of guilt passed through Spencer’s eyes, but he quickly regained a defiant stance. “I know you are not over me. Cut the crap, Brielle. We’ve known each other for years. There’s no need for things to get this bad between us.”

Feeling a pain in her chest at the thought of all the one–sided efforts she had made for Spencer over the years, Brielle wondered how she could have been so blind. “Spencer, I don’t want to fight right now. I’ve got bigger fish to fry.”

Haywood, Spencer was just telling me last night. how you were keen on getting back together. Didn’t expect it to be true. You lovebirds need to clear up this misunderstanding. Ms. Haywood, you can take the

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bystanders caught every word,

heading straight for the executive elevator to

floor.

palpable. Worried Brielle would expose him, Spencer grabbed her wrist. “Let’s step outside for

never be able to clear her name. She shook off his grip with a

Haywood family banquet was to get my attention, you’ve succeeded. I’m somewhat interested in you again, but I

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widened in disbelief

had a soft spot for me. I was wrong before, and I shouldn’t have kept my thing with Lillian from you. You’ve seen how my mom and dad are. My dad has more than one woman, and yet they’ve made it work all these years. We