Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 1219

"I've collected so many things of yours, but now, sweetheart, I'm finally collecting you. Don't hate me for this."

"You must feel awful right now, but hang in there; it'll be over soon."

"From now on, we'll always be together. You've always been my favorite."

Brielle found herself inside a box that was then tossed into the open sea.

The ocean was covered in flowers, a fitting end for Myles, who always wanted to die at sea, carrying his grudge against King.

Time was short, so he only had enough to prepare one box; otherwise, he'd have joined her in it.

With her eyes shut and face pale, Brielle lay amidst a sea of vivid flowers.

The lid was designed to be temporarily waterproof, but it wouldn't hold for long-just a few hours, at best.

Myles felt a twisted sense of satisfaction. He had personally prepared this watery grave for his beloved, a gesture right out of King's playbook.

He pushed the box into the ocean, watching as the waves quickly carried it away.

Standing on the boat, Myles burst into manic laughter, which soon faded into melancholy.

If he truly loved her, shouldn't he have kept her close?

box had already drifted far away, its final destination

of hypnosis had worked, and he had achieved his goal.

An hour later.

by sharp pain. He lost his grip on his cane and fell forward, his blood reddening the sea. No one cared about his fate. Dustin arrived with his team, casting a

with Arthur, using royal privileges to evade surveillance,

more than a day to

at the churning sea,

the sea inside out for

was terrifying, waves crashing everywhere, making it impossible to predict where Brielle

her memories

nothing but

about a dozen people, was helmed by Jaired, who frowned deeply upon opening the box

his phone buzzed incessantly

all resources to find the

anything for information

"The princess has disappeared."

between the royal family and

phone was

island, carrying the

a long couch, both

demeanor; she simply toyed

their

not because they didn't want to, but because