Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 607

On the balcony, Tessa finally heard the commotion from the room. She quickly pocketed her phone. The video was her ace in the hole, not to be shared recklessly. It was to be kept safe.

Whenever she felt down, she’d watch it and enjoy how Aubree was defiled on the bed by several

men.

A smirk played on her cheeks as she entered the bedroom. “Sorry, I just couldn’t sleep and ended up flipping on the TV. Did I wake you, Andrew?”

Andrew didn’t speak, feeling a bitter tang in his chest. The urge to lash out was strong. He rubbed his temples, his voice flat. “Turn off the TV.”

For some reason, Tessa didn’t dare provoke him now. He was having nightmares, perhaps? He seemed so grim, his pallor ghastly.

She hurriedly shut off the TV and tiptoed to the bed, wrapping her arms around him. “Let’s just sleep.”

Andrew, fighting a wave of nausea, lay back down.

At the hospital.

Doctors surrounded Aubree, their expressions grim. Everyone knew what she had endured, but no one dared ask for details.

assuring her that the missing tooth could be fixed, the doctors left

tears. She would have rather endured

her stinging eyes. Her body ached, and she was utterly speechless.

to step out. She craved rest, to lie on this stark white bed until the end of time. Her voice was weak, and her body was drenched in sweat.

stomach burned as if on fire. Closing her eyes only brought

were dead, gone for good, but the violation shadowed

convulsed, spasming. Yet she called for no doctor, almost relishing the revolt of her body. It felt like breaking down, sinking into the mire, into the dark,

returned, she didn’t enter the room right away. Aubree had asked for

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balcony. That was when she spotted Ricardo in the hallway. He looked shaken, undoubtedly by

sweets in his palm, his face flushing. “Ms. Haywood, I’m not

through a shock, haven’t

clear sign of her own struggle against immense pain. Still, she sought

“No. Ms.

boy. I won’t let you go to

should be handling things by now. After tonight, no one would

be fine. Trust

I trust you.”