Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 646

In the hospital, Brielle watched as Max’s expression darkened after he took a call. She suspected it had something to do with the Dorsey and Clements families.

The incident had been witnessed by too many, and although Michael had managed to suppress the news, the word had definitely spread within their circles. The bad publicity meant the two families would have to sit down and hash things out.

“Max, maybe keep your hands to yourself next time.”

Those punches he had thrown at Andrew had even hurt her to watch. Andrew hadn’t been knocked out by the glass shards but had nearly been floored by Max’s fists. Though, if she was being honest, it had felt pretty satisfying. After all, she had long wanted to give Andrew a piece of her mind.

Tessa’s audacity to treat Aubree that way was a direct result of Andrew’s years of indulgence. Why could he still live so carefree?

Max sat at the edge of her hospital bed with a light chuckle, “It’s nothing.”

How could it be nothing? Michael already wasn’t fond of her, and now he probably detested her completely.

“Aren’t you going back to the Dorseys?”

“No need. Whatever they had to discuss, they’ve surely sorted it out by now.”

don’t want to stay in the hospital.”

“I’m really okay. Can we just go home. tonight?” Just the thought

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remained unmoved, sitting by her bedside, “We’ll leave in the morning.”

of a compromise as he was

as she watched her pitiful state and tears. She

she was being filmed? Did she know the video was now in Tessa’s hands? If she didn’t, the video would probably

pain in her body. She tapped on Aubree’s contact and sent the video. [Bitch, look

sending that, still feeling unsatisfied, she sent another message. [Oh, and your probably don’t know, but today,

Tessa finally felt a bit of relief

clutching her chest, she lay back on the bed, exhausted from the recent turmoil. All she needed was for Andrew to marry her. Then,

her eyes.

They were about to shoot the last scene, where she had

the bottom of society. The word ‘siblings‘ instantly

her discomfort and patted her back. “Aubree, you

had seen her

stepping away to vomit out of sight. She had lost count of how many times she had thrown