Resent, Reject, Regret by Aqua Summers

Chapter 27 You’re Coming Home With Me

Brendan was so infuriated that his eyes turned beet red. He had never been relegated to second place by a woman before. He had never felt this way before!

“Is that how important that son of a b*tch is to you?! You’re acting as if you’ll die if you aren’t with him!”

Deirdre clenched her hands into fists. The way the maid had spoken-combined with how inferiorly he was treated in his own family – implied that he had suffered some serious bodily harm. And yet, Brendan did not give a damn about his suffering!

He had always been like this! He’d always treated everyone else’s lives as insignificant and expendable!

His apathy infuriated Deirdre. “You’re damn right, Brendan! I’ll die if I’m not with him! There, I said it! But what’s your excuse? You promised me, but did you do what you said you would?!”

“McKinnon !” Brendan growled and tightened his hold around her arms. His blood was boiling. “You just keep

testing my patience, don’t you? Do you know how easy it would be for me to make the Fullers and that son of a b* tch vanish? One order from me is all it would take. One order!”

godforsaken city. She had seen it in action before… So how could she fight him and risk even

sank into necessary silence. Necessary because it

this went on, Brendan would never be able to

she even

from his grip, and her feet remained locked

that had happened, so she had to see that it ended.

stubborn attitude frustrated him. He was not going to let

arms. Finally, she broke down and whimpered. “Please

turned raspy. The only reason she was not in

in her features immediately

I’ll let you see that bastard if it means you will finally give up! See for yourself if that pathetic guy could really protect you!” he snarled as he pulled her into his arms. He shot a

maid immediately did as

what do we owe the

difference between Richard’s cordiality and Brendan’s coldness would give anyone whiplash. “Youngsters like us get into heated confrontations all the time. It was just a silly little spat. Now