Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 828

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How did the Barnes family crumble overnight? Where did he get his intel from?

He kept his cool until someone crossed his line, then it was game over for the Barneses.

King flipped his silver mask over, a cold smirk tugging at his lips. "He's just watching the fireworks from the sidelines."

But he couldn't grasp why Max chose to be just a spectator.

Only when Brielle's life was in jeopardy did he fly into a rage.

Max was a puzzle; he seemed indifferent but held all the cards.

King suspected that most of the time, Max was just playing a role.

Like the ultimate predator, Max effortlessly and secretly blended into the background of all the schemes, watching Brielle fight her battles, level up, and grow stronger because she cared about him. He must be pretty proud of her. King's grip on the mask tightened, the cold metal nearly cutting into his palm.

Max wasn't unwilling to help Brielle out of trouble; it's just that she had shown remarkable strength and a stubborn streak from the start. So, he was taming her.

The word "taming" flashed in his mind, and his palm felt the sting of the mask's edge.

Yeah, he was taming Brielle, making her dependent, trustworthy, inseparable.

And stronger.

figure Max

he gave

request. He's been fed up

to find Dustin.

"Understood."

man lowered his head to study

Max was up to, so his only choice was to stir up trouble. Dustin absolutely couldn't stay alive, nor could he

man lay in bed, his brow furrowed, memories of betrayal by his decade-long companion Dummy

seen before, flashing

mind.

his

abruptly as he heard a

river, cold as ice, and handsome to boot. Seems like Emma's lost her mind. At twenty-five, she's desperate enough to marry any man just to look after her and her

AQUMS

and slashed across the shoulder, he might well be a fugitive. Those types always run to our

a curse. The daughter's

gossips as she reached her

botanical resources, and her family had been renowned

wagging tongues, she waved her knife and stood hands on hips to

Show up at my doorstep

in the village for

was no wonder

demeanor, it

still unmarried at twenty-five. If not for

her a place