Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 596

Antonio didn’t have the dazzling looks like the other members of the Dorsey clan; he was more of the delicate and slender type. However, he was in good health, his only flaw being an unnaturally sickly complexion that made him appear frail at first glance.

“Antonio, when you head to work, try to avoid butting heads with Max, okay? Michael’s taking this very seriously this time, and he’s got an ace up his sleeve. If you really tick him off, I’m afraid we’ll end up in the same boat as Ryan and his family. For now, let’s hold our horses, stick to our roles, and just watch how this showdown between the two powers unfolds–who will come out on top.”

Antonio set down his beer bottle, a sharp glint crossing his eyes. He was curious to meet Brielle. Did she really possess such allure?

Uncle Max was even willing to pass over Miss Alivia in favor of her. What was it about her? Was her charm in bed that remarkable, or was there some other hidden wealth or background?

These folks were all about self–interest. Nobody believed in so–called love. They were sure that unless there was something more valuable about Brielle, Max wouldn’t have been interested.

It seemed that a thorough investigation was in order.

While William and Antonio were strategizing, Brielle had already returned to Stellar Stage Entertainment.

Donny had been pacing the floor with restless anxiety since her departure, and now that she was back, his eyes lit up. “Ms. Haywood, you’re back! Did Mr. Dorsey give you any trouble?” he asked eagerly.

Max brought a rush of memories, including the husky sounds he made at the height of passion, causing Brielle’s cheeks to blush involuntarily.

pale. “Ms. Haywood, you weren’t… fired,

smile. “Don’t worry, I’m

gone to Dorsey International

to now. If they had indeed conjured up more outrageous schemes, she wouldn’t mind showing

them hung their head, their voice tinged with concern. “Ms. Haywood, I’m willing to

Ms.

were blind to your abilities before, and we

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usually difficult executives. They were known to be the sort who would swing whichever way the wind blew, always siding with the most influential party at the moment. These three, in particular, had a reputation for sticking together, which often made them a headache to deal with; even Keagan

were, making

an eyebrow. They were certainly

under Dorsey International, raking in millions a month. Offering up a year’s salary was a significant gesture

to labor arbitration later, claiming