Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 674

She lowered her eyes and pushed the gift box across the table. “Thanks, Mr. Lynch, but! don’t have any use for this.”

Rising to her feet, a wave of dizziness swirled through her head, nearly sending her crashing to the ground. Dustin caught her, his instinct to call Brielle, but Aubree stopped him, “Don’t bother Bri with this. Let’s not add to her troubles.”

As she spoke, a sour sting pricked the tip of her nose, and tears threatened to fall once

more.

“I haven’t done anything wrong, and I just don’t understand why things turned out this way. Maybe I was too greedy and always believed that if I just waited, he would notice me. That when he got tired, he would come back.”

Maybe Andrew wasn’t tired yet and still had the energy to tangle with her, but she had grown weary first. She really didn’t want to see Andrew again. His words were like poison, and she refused to endure his cutting remarks any longer.

Aubree pushed away the hand Dustin offered, her tone self–deprecating, “Mr. Lynch, I’ll be able to walk on my own. There’s no need to dirty your hands.”

Dustin stood still, his eyes losing their luster at her words. “I’ll call Bri. I won’t mention you’re upset and just say that I’m seeing you home.”

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wall, covering her face with her hands, her whole being exuding utter

she was ready to leave, but just then, the door

situation. Tonight’s drinks were on the house, but they needed to conduct a thorough search of

tonight was bound to offend many. To compel Tequila Sunset to risk such offense

over, they brought in a bottle of wine worth tens of thousands

Brielle chuckled. “Ricardo, who lost their stuff? They’re making such a fuss. What

Sunset was comping drinks for every private room and even providing a bottle of expensive wine as compensation. The loss must be in the millions.

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carried out their task without flinching, clearly under the

Important guest.

at Tequila Sunset to accompany Aubree. With

it okay to

before nor sipped such fine wine. “This is worth a pretty penny. It’d be a waste not to drink it. Take it. There’s

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