Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 371

By the time Brielle was seated in the back of the police cruiser, her mind was a whirlwind of confusion.

Upon arrival at the station, it was revealed to her that Sarah had drowned, and her time of death was at nine, the previous night.

“Miss Brielle,” the officer inquired, tapping away at his keyboard, “where were you last night at

nine?”

“At home,” she replied.

“Any witnesses to confirm that?”

“There’s a security camera at my front door. I didn’t leave the house all day.”

The officer continued, businesslike, “Who did the victim associate with regularly?

“I’m sorry. I didn’t really know her,” Brielle admitted.

He gave her a probing look before diligently noting her response.

Brielle furrowed her brow in thought before asking. “Was Sarah’s death a suicide, or was it foul play?”

“We’ll have to wait for the autopsy results for that.”

Brielle’s eyes fell. If Sarah’s death were ruled a suicide, things would become incredibly complicated for her. The video of her pressuring Sarah to sing was still out there, and the public would surely blame her harassment as a direct cause of the tragedy. Moreover, with no surveillance in the bar from that night and Sarah now gone, no one could corroborate the truth.

had managed to bluff her way out of Dorsey International earlier that day, mainly because Simon was complicit in something shady–Brielle was certain he had been bribed. Plus, the mysterious message “help me” sent to the group chat, seemed like

to her advantage, Brielle had confronted Simon, and

the

chilling, and a name surfaced

first in the Dorsey clan to learn of her relationship with Max.

palms were clammy with anxiety–it was

impulsive, as evidenced by his previous threat to poison Max, and his

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in the

William remained–a Dorsey family member with deep roots in the company. If he had been monitoring

find a crowd gathered outside Dorsey Tower. In the midst of it all was Simon, sitting on the ground, wailing with

a contest of tears.

he stood

crowd’s gaze snapped to her, and Brielle’s frown deepened. How did Simon know her car

on sight?

was too late to reverse; the mob was closing

You owe this family an

can shield you from justice! How hard it is for

Brielle was to blame. Someone even picked up a stone, intending

window.

Come

Crash!”