Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 1081

After Isaac was set free, a sly grin flickered on his lips. "Sit down, join me," he said.

Alivia wasn't having it. She was about to leave and lock him inside. But in their tussle, Isaac managed to slip out first. Standing outside, he waved just as the Ferris wheel door clanged shut, trapping Alivia inside. "You!" she shouted, taking a deep breath. She thought Isaac had made a mistake and quickly tried to reason with him. "Hey, kiddo, I'm not into this. Let me out now, open the door."

The controls were outside, only Isaac could reach them. Ignoring her, he walked over to the Ferris wheel's control panel a short distance away. Seeing this, Alivia's face turned pale. What was this kid up to? "Have fun," Isaac said casually, pressing the start button.

The Ferris wheel creaked into motion. Alivia felt the cabin groan and screamed in terror. As it swayed mid-air, she clung to the side, tears streaming down her face. Isaac, standing beneath, stepped back a few paces to avoid any potential accidents, his little legs carrying him safely away. The Ferris wheel continued to sway and jerk.

Isaac, looking up for a while, soon found the spectacle rather dull, thinking petting his dog, Noir, would've been more entertaining.

by every creak and groan, dreading a fall. Through her tears, she peered down through the glass and saw Isaac about to walk away. In desperation, she pounded on the door, "Let me down! Let me

arrived, his

wheel. Tales of accidents at this amusement park were no secret, widely covered by the media, leading to several failed auctions. Business is business,

shrouded in bad vibes.

heart. Without a second thought for Brielle, he strode quickly towards the Ferris wheel. Brielle, still feeling under

in his throat, fearing the worst for Isaac, his eyes reddening with worry. Feeling almost as if he were walking on clouds, he cursed those supposed to watch

still oblivious to Isaac and Alivia's situation. But King was visibly shaken, as if

Max's friendship. King's eyes, filled with sorrow, met hers causing Brielle to feel an unexpected pang in her heart. She knew the man before her was King, not Max, and she shouldn't feel this way. But the sadness in his

raspy, his smile bitter. "Of course, you're not

a deep breath and continued forward. Brielle was puzzled and grabbed him. "What are