Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 376

Brielle wasn’t in the mood for deep thoughts; it was the first time she had witnessed two lives snuffed out because of her.

She needed a moment to breathe, to think about her next move.

Right now, Max’s embrace was her sanctuary, and she longed to surrender to a brief respite.

What should she do next?

Would Sue also end up dead if this continued?

Her mind was a whirlwind of chaos. She closed her eyes, forcing herself to rest first.

Max’s hand gently stroked her back, his eyes reflecting a chill as he noticed the weariness on her face.

He rose, carefully cradling Brielle in his arms, and laid her down in the bedroom.

The moment Brielle touched the bed, she stirred awake, sensing his presence in the room, and

mumbled, “I want to try again.”

Max froze for a second, gazing at her sleeping face, then tucked a strand of her hair behind her ear, murmuring. “Okay.”

What Brielle didn’t know was that since she left the hospital, the place had been swarming with

people.

No one expected Simon to die, and Sue, clutching Simon’s mutilated body, wept with a heart–wrenching sorrow.

Those who had condemned Simon online were caught off guard.

man

Sue’s grief–stricken wailing tugged at heartstrings.

at a loss. about what to do next, so they began discussing

mishap or something more

anchor, Sue finally let go of Simon’s body after much persuasion from the doctors.

come to claim that money.

the morgue, watching as Simon was zipped into a body bag.

phone buzzed with a message.

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husband die in vain? Brielle killed him. She killed your husband and

at straws became

Sue, that message was her lifeline, the

Brielle had

her tears, she clutched her

morgue.

for her husband! Even if it cost

it seem as if Brielle had driven

to sway public opinion

family was dead, why should Brielle

another message

the live stream from the hospital, and that Brielle indirectly killed Simon. And with your husband dead, what’s

wasn’t until she stepped out of the hospital that she

mind

to recount.

Brielle’s fault, all of it.

Sarah, you died so

Simon was at fault, Brielle had no right to play God. Brielle, you bitch, I will never

of the day, everything stemmed from the conflict between Brielle and Sarah. It was understandable