Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 298

Patrick’s mouth twitched, and a hint of mirth danced in his eyes.

What was

was this? The lady doth protest too much, methinks?

Max furrowed his brow, clearly with more on his mind. After a long pause, Max managed to get the words out. “Don’t tell her I was at the apartment.”

Patrick nodded as if it were the most natural thing in the world. Seeing Max had nothing more. to add, Patrick went ahead and reconnected with Brielle.

Her phone lit up with his number, and a subtle spark of joy flickered in her eyes. “Patrick.

“Ms. Brielle, I’ll take you to see Spencer, but have you figured out how you’re going to make the swap with Ryan?”

Brielle hadn’t expected Max to let go so easily. She thought he’d have more questions. “I’ve got it sorted. I’ll reach out to Ryan anonymously and set up the exchange.”

“But Ryan won’t let this go easily. He’s poured a lot into finding Spencer, and even Michael’s in the loop now. He’s going to dig until he finds who’s behind this.”

had managed to hide Spencer for days without Ryan finding a shred of evidence, any suspicion towards Brielle had already dissolved. In Ryan’s eyes, Brielle lacked the means to

aware. I’ll be

words. In some ways, their temperaments were similar. Max had gone off the rails, and Brielle wasn’t one to make the first move. The two of them at odds put Patrick,

from behind. “Sir, would you care for

Wesley’s voice, Wesley was asking Max. meaning Max was available to talk. Why wouldn’t he

tried his number again. tentatively.

It was right to keep her feelings

with Briella completely, what could she do? They

focus on the hostage exchange with Ryan.

cut short, she had no choice but to wait for him to reach out. True

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the evening. “Ms. Brielle, I’m outside Pearl Estate.”

grabbed her cane and hobbled downstairs, making her way out. Her heart thumped unreasonably as she approached the

only Patrick inside. “I’ll take you

backseat, pondering before she couldn’t help but ask, “Did Max send

then honesty prevailed, “No, the boss hasn’t thought that far