Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 985

Donny furrowed his brow, momentarily puzzled by Brielle's antics, but he didn't challenge her.

Even if Brielle pointed to the sun and proclaimed it was the moon, Donny would only loudly commend, "What a perfectly round and bright moon tonight!"

So, even when Brielle acted out of the ordinary, in Donny's eyes, it was all seen through rose-tinted glasses.

Stellar Stage Entertainment's success was no fluke just look at Mr. Haywood with his unique way of answering calls. What might have been a somber affair became, in his hands, something of a tragicomedy.

Brielle continued her sweet nothings over the phone, the typical endearments exchanged between lovers. With a few tender laughs, she reminded him to dress warmly to avoid catching a cold, and now that the weather was heating up, to watch out for heatstroke. Her last words were "I miss you."

"Brielle, I miss you too. Be a good girl and wait for me to come back, okay?"

Brielle nodded eagerly, of course she would wait. After the call ended, the sweetness in her eyes lingered. She turned to Donny, sliding the documents in front of her across the table.

and the

asking, "Mr. Haywood, was that

then smiled,

no idea how spot-on his comment was. A twinkle appeared in Brielle's eyes, and the corners of her

what would happen if Mr. Dorsey actually fell from grace. The media lambasted him as though he'd never rise again. How

was genuinely concerned that the negative press would affect Brielle. It felt like a distant memory now, though it

acquired Dorsey International, flipping the script overnight. Those who had reveled in dragging him, through the mud were now lifting him up again. That's when Donny understood the adage: "False

few men were worthy of Brielle, but if anyone was, it

now a

as Stellar Stage's premier starlet, with a throng of fanboys and fangirls

confident, trained gait.

shops with me this

shut, her shoulders slumped, and she glanced at Brielle, somewhat apprehensively. Dustin had made the situation clear, but Aubree still worried