Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

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Brielle was nonplussed by his tirade it was nothing more than Impotent fury.

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Connor, a big–shot CEO, was stooping to berate a woman for winning a poker game? It was crystal clear who held the moral high ground here.

The other guys at the table had been tempted to speak up for Brielle. Her stunning bluff had caught everyone off guard. Even they would’ve fallen for it, hook, line, and sinker. Brielle wasn’t just playing cards; she was playing mind games.

The onlookers weren’t fans of Connor’s antics either. In this place, your poker face reflected. your true character, but with Dustin holding his peace, they just continued to watch the spectacle unfold.

The no–limit Texas Hold’em game had drawn a crowd, with folks from other floors now pressing in to see the action.

Andrew, with his arm snug around Tessa’s waist, noticed the movement towards the poker table and raised an eyebrow curiously. “What’s the hubbub?”

“Mr. Clements, haven’t you heard? There’s a newbie at the no–limit table.”

Was this just another lamb walking into

from Apex Dynamics is there, too. Some rookie bluffed him out of millions, and he’s fuming. The game’s still on. Mr. Clements, want to

a high–stakes table? Membership alone cost a fortune, and she didn’t seem the type to indulge in such luxuries. Even if she were

urge to check out the commotion, but Tessa

dear

already feeling out of sorts, and her eyes. reddened with anger.

not go over there. I’m not feeling well,” she said, her already pale face taking on a pitiful cast that easily stirred Andrew’s protective instincts. After all, nothing was more important than

and shot Max a message. [Did you know Brielle’s at

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sat at

and sought out Michael that very evening. clarifying the pending contract between Dorsey International and Kingston Enterprises. The delay in signing was an undeniable issue.

were growing dissatisfied with Dorsey International’s stalling tactics. A little digging

at the Dorsey family gathering was tense, and Max, having been dragged into it, couldn’t leave just yet. His phone was on silent, so

upstairs. As they reached the