Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 1347

Brielle froze, feeling a presence behind her that sent a shiver down her spine. How did he get up here? "King!"

Did he actually come across the balcony?

But the gap between the balconies was massive.

"Did you come across the balcony?"

King's face twisted into a pitiful expression.

"You were ignoring me, and the door was locked. I had no choice but to climb over."

Brielle felt a mix of irritation and a tingling fear at the back of her neck but didn't dare open the door, unsure if she had caught something.

There were no clear symptoms yet, but the memory of what she saw in that room made her stomach churn with nausea.

Was it a symptom, or just sheer disgust?

"Brielle, please open the door. I miss you so much."

He wanted to hold her, to sleep next to her.

Brielle's heart softened, but now wasn't the time for that.

If she was sick, there was no curing it.

thought of him seeing her in such a state. If symptoms appeared, she'd rather swallow

but she refrained from opening the balcony

pleaded for a while before he was about to kick the door

I'll

King's foot halted mid-air.

refusing to face

back to your room. Don't use the balcony anymore. Have them bring a ladder from upstairs

balcony was suffocating, and Brielle, feeling the weight in her heart, steeled

wrapping around her from behind, and before she knew it, she was pinned down on the couch, her lips claimed in a fervent kiss. Brielle's eyes widened in shock,

her head firmly, kissing her passionately, not

and she found herself

"You're unbelievable!"

even finish

caught in her grasp, King had no choice but to

handsome face, Brielle quickly let go

the door. I went to

she was speechless. They had already kissed; what else could

sick in the tunnel, and his blood got on my

looked down, finally understanding why she had isolated herself.

her tightly,

has advanced equipment for testing this kind of disease. There's no need to stay cooped up in your

you afraid?" Brielle's

rested his head on her shoulder, "As long as

her heart had been punched, a mix of