Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 275

Back in her hospital room, Brielle slipped back into a restless slumber, oblivious to the chaos that was unravelling within the Haywood household.

Since the afternoon, their remaining partners had followed suit in terminating contracts, and the news was getting harder to contain by the minute. The Haywood residence was ablaze with lights: sleep was the last thing on anyone’s mind.

Robert ran his fingers through his hair in sheer panic. Decorum was the least of his worries now. As dawn broke, the media would be like sharks to blood, and the Haywood stock would plummet.

Those in the know were aware of who was targeting them, and no one dared to invest at such a crucial time. The Haywoods were on the brink of ruin, and everyone could feel it. Not even a gasp for air seemed possible.

With his chest trembling in anxiety, Robert turned to Cameron. “Have you gotten in touch with Brielle? We’re running out of time. Send more people to find her. She must beg Max for mercy.” Miranda, sitting between the two men, wore an even grimmer expression. Recalling the day’s events, her lips tightened. “Brielle should be in the hospital.”

Robert looked at her, surprised. “How do you know?”

Twisting her hands nervously, Miranda recounted the day’s events. As she finished, Robert’s anger erupted, and he struck her across the face.

Miranda’s head jerked to the side. She touched her cheek in disbelief, the twisted anger on Robert’s face silencing her.

backing her now, and you still went to start trouble. You’d better find a way to calm Brielle down. Cameron, go with your mother, and while you’re at it, visit your grandfather.

Lillian was still in custody, and now this disaster had befallen the Haywoods. “Dad, Lillian, she…”

in Robert’s eyes.

our daughter, connected

Haywood blood, and Brielle, no matter

side, who dares call her that now? Lillian was so eager to go against her, but she never measures her own capabilities. This mess is her

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let her go. What can we do? Her imprisonment is already

feeling an

Max, he didn’t pursue it, but

What a moron!

my flesh and blood. If she goes to jail, wouldn’t her life be ruined? Brielle already owes Lillian. Would she really ruin her life?

was Brielle’s fault. Even though it was Lillian who attempted murder, Brielle was unharmed, wasn’t she?

that brain of yours, no wonder Lillian turned out this

was stupefied, unable to utter a

watched the scene unfold with bitter irony. “Dad, I’ll find Brielle as soon as I can. For Grandpa’s sake, she won’t press charges. This is Lillian’s fault,