Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Brielle had thought the police would need more time to investigate, but to her surprise, the results came back quickly.

By the next day, there was an update.

But it concerned only one person - the woman. The investigation revealed that she was Mark's wife, the same woman who had divorced Mark and abandoned him without looking back.

In Brielle's memory, Mark had said they were divorced and that their last major argument had been over helping Brielle.

How would she end up in an orphanage?

A frown creased Brielle's brow as the police informed her that they could not trace the man's identity. His DNA was not found in any database.

It seemed impossible. With today's advanced technology, confirming the identity of the deceased should've been straightforward.

Then Brielle recalled the writing on the wall. It mentioned someone impersonating the deceased man. Could this impersonation be all-encompassing?

Were all the DNA records false? To achieve this, how deep must the mastermind's influence run?

had only just started digging but already felt the

Entertainment, she was met

was not Alivia

their

aura in Daisy that she did in Martha. Daisy's distaste for her was

Hermes bag. "I expect you to apologize to Alivia for yesterday's incident. You wouldn't want Stellar Stage Entertainment to get into any trouble,

and you've barely been the CEO for a month. I wonder where you get

seeking me out when I was Max's girlfriend. It seems only after we broke up that you and Alivia decided to come knocking. You're quite adept at avoiding risks, aren't you? Too afraid teoffend Max, but

stiffened, her grip on her bag tightening. "Brielle, as an elder, I shouldn't even be bothered to squabble with you." "Then don't. I'm at work and don't have time for

"You!"

was unaccustomed to being dismissed this way and was left

Alivia It was Max's mother's dying wish. You've already caused him enough stress. Do you really want

The image of Max's

to keep busy, unravel the mysteries of her past, and stop being

was the only way to keep Max out of her thoughts. Otherwise, her heart, riddled

gaze darkened as