Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 294

Andrew arched an eyebrow and pulled her back in a swift motion. “Let’s skip the part where you buy a phone, and we do this again.I’ll finish quickly, okay?”

Even with Aubree’s thick skin, she couldn’t help but feel her cheeks flush and her heart race. Unbeknownst to her, a shadow of darkness flickered through Andrew’s eyes as she wrapped her arms around his neck.

Andrew had stamina like no other. When he said he’d be quick, Aubree really believed he was trying his best. Normally, he wouldn’t stop until a solid two hours went by, but this time it was all over in forty minutes.

Just last night, he had gone from midnight to dawn, and now, here they were, done so soon.

Aubree checked the phone. It was brand new, which didn’t raise any suspicions. As she was about to leave, she heard Andrew say, “Don’t tell her it’s from me. I don’t want her getting too cocky.”

Aubree chuckled at the thought. “Sure thing. Your Highness,” she said, finding his petty jealousy somewhat amusing.

If only Aubree had looked back, she would’ve seen the smirk on Andrew’s face, full of mockery. as if he was anticipating some juicy drama to unfold.

the hospital, she glanced at her phone and only

Was the fire intended to

had been nagging at her. “Bri, why would Lillian steal your phone?

taken a hit, but surely Lillian

head. She had no

apartment. Seems like a strange coincidence. Do you think Lillian might have arranged a meeting with someone there? If the person that went there

you hadn’t answered your phone, I might have thought it was

Aubree’s eyes. “Turns out it wasn’t me. But if not

at the mention of his name. Could it actually be Max?

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concern and sighed. “I’m just messing with you. Don’t take it so seriously.”

was for Brielle to call Max without a moment’s hesitation. Aubree’s eyes narrowed, but she didn’t speak up to stop

thought she was still on his blocked list. Memories of Max quietly moving Spencer for Brielle’s sake, visiting her in the hospital in the middle of the

something had really happened