Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 721

The ratings for “Life Focus” had been in the pits for the last couple of years. With new shown popping up left and right, their family–reunion angle just wasn’t drowing the crowds. Word around the office was that a rebrand was imminent, so when they heard someone wanted to reconnect with a long–lost daughter, their knee–jerk reaction was to decline.

“The guy says his daughter is Brielle, an assistant informed, hesitating slightly. “You know, the Brielle that caused a media frenzy yesterday”

The director’s eyes bulged, half–convinced he’d misheard. “You mean the Brielle who got publicly called out by Amelia? The CEO of Stellar Stage Entertainment, that Brielle?!”

“Yes, that’s the one”

“Book it! Get him in here, pronto!”

Brielle was the talk of the town, the name on everyone’s lips. Any show that featured her was guaranteed skyrocketing viewership.

“But the assistant cautiously began, “I heard this guy abandoned his daughter at an orphanage twenty years ago. Now that she’s made it big, he’s suddenly reappeared, demanding a hundred million in support. It seems a bit….

business of buzz. The more the viewers rant, the higher our ratings climb” And so, the

technicians, camped out in the lobby of the Stellar Stage

already buzzed Brielle, who was on her way down.

spared no expense on appearances. The lobby

was a reunion show for Brielle, the online audience had surged to the point of nearly crashing their servers. They

sake of drama, they were encouraged to embrace and weep. But the audience wasn’t buying it. They just found

team in his earpiece,

hit ten million

“Twenty million!!”

on thirty

He turned the camera to Kingston, aiming to warm up the audience before Brielle’s arrival. “Mr. Kingston, you’ve previously mentioned that your daughter

ill–fitting suit that seemed borrowed, had a calculating look in his eyes as he gazed at the building’s entrance. He

She’s a CEO, yet she hasn’t given us a dime in support all these years.” “And after she was taken in by the Haywood family, she changed her surname. She needs to revert it back. She has no blood relation to the Haywoods. Her mother is worried sick; we used to visit her at the orphanage, spending every penny we had on her. Now that she’s grown up, it’s time for her to repay her parents. If she refuses to recognize me as her father, I’m