Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 346

Upon hearing the words, Brielle couldn’t help but laugh. “Alright, got it,” she said, with a casual and friendly tone. After hanging up the phone, she voted a firm ‘no‘ in her mind.

Did Spencer think he could waltz back into the company and ruffle her feathers? In his dreams.

The following morning, Brielle finally made her way to the office. As she entered her department, she felt the weight of her colleagues‘ gazes upon her. Sensing her attention, they quickly diverted their eyes and returned to their work in silence.

Brielle’s brow furrowed slightly.

She settled into her chair and booted up her computer, noticing a flood of emails. Most were from her department, but one caught her eye–it was from Max. The email was several days old, sent during her hospital stay, and thus unseen until now. It was a formal email strictly about business. She pondered for a moment before replying with a succinct “Received.”

As soon as she sent it, she regretted it. Surely, the department had already dealt with the matter. Replying now seemed a bit personal, as if she were looking for a reason to connect with him.

Why not just reach out to him openly if she wanted to talk? It would also be a chance to clear the air about the other night. Just the thought brought a flush to her cheeks.

She hurried to retract the email but before she could do so, Max replied with a new message.

[Received what?]

face. She

I didn’t realize the work email was from a few

seemed tinged with

they had shared not long ago. Separated

minutes before closing his laptop. His chest felt tight. He missed the way Brielle had kissed

being fed soup by a caregiver at the nursing home.

demeanor shy and bashful around him. However, Max’s attention was fixed on

He needs to take care

Max with concern. “Max, don’t forget

Chapter 346

interaction with Max. “The nursing home has all the facilities for a thorough check–up. We have top–notch doctors on call, knowing

me a grandchild.

Unmarried?

her face as she encouraged Max to get the check–up. “It’s always better

she began, “Max,

knock at the door. Max’s primary doctor had arrived. Leaving his