Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 1083

Why did it hurt her so much, even though she was the one injured? It felt like her heart was being squeezed by a giant hand, making it hard to breathe. She turned her gaze away, refusing to look at him.

King disinfected the wound and sprinkled some antiseptic powder over it. Only then did he lift his gaze to her. But Brielle was staring out the window, her profile radiating a clear "keep out" vibe. The room was thick with silence; neither of them spoke.

Isaac, nestled in King's arms, squirmed, nearly falling out. King quickly withdrew his hand from Brielle's palm to catch Isaac, pressing him closer to his chest. Isaac, deep in slumber with a rosy tip on his nose, remained blissfully unaware of the tension around him. His skin was so fair, he looked like a little angel with rosy cheeks and pearly teeth, making the redness on his nose stand out even more.

Brielle looked at Isaac's face, then back at the man in front of her, feeling a sense of being torn apart. Everything felt so surreal; the resemblance between the large and small faces was uncanny. The thought that this child was King's with another woman made her chest tighten; she resolved to ignore him even more.

Meanwhile, at the abandoned amusement park, amidst the violent shaking of the Ferris wheel, heart-wrenching cries could be heard. Someone arrived at the spot Brielle and King had left. Next to him, the wall was smeared with blood, his knuckles all busted, as he coldly watched the direction the car disappeared in. Despite having guessed it earlier, witnessing this scene still felt like a stab to his eyes. A family of three, how harmonious.

thought she was doomed today, felt the Ferris wheel slowly descend. Through her swollen eyes, she spotted that familiar figure. As the Ferris wheel touched

was

was the picture of someone who had squandered every advantage. Once envied by everyone, a young prodigy with a network in foreign research institutes, the youngest director at the Beaconsfield Institute, surrounded by the wealthy and influential, yet now, she

mattered. "Brother, I want revenge on Brielle! I want revenge on Max! I want them dead!" She had nearly been murdered by Max's son; she had to retaliate. "Brother, please

silent,

truly cared for this sister; after all, during those cautious days in the Barnes family, this sister had shown him a lot of affection, albeit with ulterior motives. Now, looking at each other, they resembled the most pitiful, seeking warmth in their misery. He could no longer have Brielle, and

But now, he wished to extinguish that moon himself. If it be his, then he wouldn allow it to be anyone else's, These days had

unrequited.

in ugliness, Kenzo felt a kinship in their grotesque forms.