Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 1319

Brielle's face went pale the moment she laid eyes on the pair. A wave of discomfort washed over her, and she stepped back instinctively, feeling a surge of nausea. "Brielle?" King was by her side in an instant, guiding her to a quieter spot and gently massaging her temples. "Just try to relax, don't think about anything right now."

Her complexion was ghostly, and she buried her face in his chest, taking deep breaths to calm herself. Annie, witnessing this, snickered with a touch of malice, "Looks like karma's finally caught up with you, huh?"

King shot her a look that made her stiffen and turn away, her snide remarks dying on her lips. Murray wrapped his arms around Brielle, softly patting her back, trying to comfort her.

It took about an hour for Brielle to regain her composure. Her face regained some of its color, and she clutched at King's shirt, slowly shaking her head. "Let's just send them back. Whatever issues we had, it seems like it's all water under the bridge now. We've all got our own lives to live; no point in making things harder for each other."

King's fingers were cool against her forehead as he continued to gently press on her temples. After a long pause, he finally responded, "Alright, I'll listen to you."

There was a sweetness in Brielle's heart, but then she remembered what that man had said about taking her place. "What did that mean?" she thought.

found only intensified her headache, evoking a sense of déjà vu. Her stomach churned with disgust, but she fought back the urge to throw up. "King," she said, embracing him, "as long as Ricardo

what she implied, King was quick to rebuff, "Don't even think about

Brielle quieted down for a few minutes before kneeling in front of him, looking up into his eyes. "That day, at your mom's grave,

her words. His ears tinged red, and his complexion turned

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up abruptly, eager to clarify. "How could you think that? No way! It's not like that! I haven't even

his collar, "I mean, I

Brielle loved about him. She stood up to join him. "And if I

if

Though none of this was her fault, society seldom showed leniency toward women, often

about not putting Brielle in harm's way. He knew his mother would have supported any decision that kept

again, Max's voice echoed in his mind, urging him to let her go. King froze, disbelief crossing his face. "Max, have