Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 820

She swallowed hard, gripping the card like it was her lifeline.

"I'll go find Alivia; the poor girl's probably going through hell right now. If anything happens to her, I won't be able to face Martha." Martha, Martha.

Daisy always had Martha's name on her lips, yet when Martha was overseas getting medical treatment, Daisy hadn't shown up even once. Kenzo toyed with his shattered smartphone, a smirk briefly crossing his lips.

"Mother and Aunt Martha, such a deep bond between sisters."

Daisy's face stiffened, avoiding his gaze.

Kenzo had little interest in these family dramas and waved his hand dismissively.

"I have other properties. You and Alivia can go live there."

The message was clear: leave.

A flash of elation crossed Daisy's eyes. She snatched the card and hurried out, dialing Alivia's number as soon as she left.

Alivia was sitting next to Tessa, who was cursing Aubree non-stop, her face red with fury.

When Daisy's call came through, impatience flickered in Alivia's eyes.

been Daisy's children, they wouldn't have been ousted by the Barnes family and

up by Andrew for so long, I feel like I'm losing my mind. You have

as well. Tessa was nothing but an invalid, and with the Rowland family's downfall, she was now

force might have one

lips as she retrieved a bottle filled with

had quietly accumulated a stockpile of this dangerous substance. Now, it was finally going

not ruin her pretty face? Isn't that what caught Andrew's eye in the first place? He's been

voice was

on the brink of a breakdown. If she hadn't escaped, she might have

dare Andrew treat her

would not only turn Aubree into a pariah, but also

took the bottle from Alivia, her hand trembling

like this before. Back when the Rowland family was still influential,

idea of using acid

believed in Alivia's guidance, and with it, she

permanent

and patted her

fight for. Andrew has been good to you for years. You've always held yourself back while Aubree shamelessly

hesitation in Tessa dissipated upon hearing those

"I understand."

lips curved again. She pulled out a piece of paper, scribbled an