Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 1150

Jaired yawned, propping his head with one hand while pointing towards a distant mound with his finger.

"Over there, there's an old hideout I dug up ages ago. It leads down to a cellar with enough supplies for a week. Whether you make it, Ms. Sarah, well, that's up to luck now." Jaired chuckled softly, tossing the gun he held towards her.

"You can't escape. The rescue team had everything planned out, but you, my dear, threw a wrench in their plans."

Sarah was supposed to be saved. She felt a pang of regret but couldn't just stand by and watch Orla die. If Simone's child was still out there, Orla might be his only family left.

She had pitied Simone's fate and feared the wrath of the Saudi royals, so she had to cut ties with Simone. Now, given the chance to save Simone's sister, Sarah would do so, even if it meant risking her own life. To be Simone's guardian angel, she was prepared to commit for life.

know that one day, Simone's child would become her son-in-law.

would inevitably lead to her capture. If Jaired's warnings of traps ahead were true, it might cost her her life. She had no choice but to proceed; it was better than being captured alive and used

away, his eyebrows raising slightly. Kenzo, he truly hadn't anticipated this turn of events. But indeed, it was fascinating. The unfolding drama was finally adding some excitement

arrive until noon tomorrow, and with night just falling, he was genuinely worried about Brielle. He even felt an urge to abandon

turmoil, communicated telepathically, "Brielle is not as

King's world,

being who would cry when hugged too tightly. Bullied by him, she would only threaten him with teary eyes and her occasional retaliatory scratches felt more like tickles. Such

in Beaconsfield, he knew that place couldn't hold her, so he never stopped her, no matter what she did. Even when he knew she would face threats, he was confident in her wisdom to turn the tides in her favor. He was built on rationality, always able to make the best judgment at

learn to trust her." Trust her to understand her true feelings. Without