Resent, Reject, Regret by Aqua Summers

Chapter 602 Why Is He So Important?

"Either you jump, or your family business is wiped out of the face of this city. Your call,” Brendan sneered. He pulled Deirdre even closer in his arms and smirked. "I bet someone who knows I'm a Brighthall would also know who I am, right? I can destroy a small-fry company with a snap of my finger, so maybe don't try my patience."

"N-No, Mr. Brighthall! No!" Zinerva pleaded, alarmed.

Deirdre had almost died just now because nobody helped. Judging by Brendan's tone, nobody would dare to even rescue Zinerva unless he allowed them to! "I can't swim, Mr. Brighthall- I'll die if I go down there! Please, show some mercy! It was just an accident!"

Brendan’s tone was as frigid as permafrost. 'Three. Two."

Zinerva’s lips trembled. Everything she had worked hard for-her image, her reputation, everything-was going to ruins. If news of this got out... she would become the joke of the circle. She could kiss her dream of becoming a socialite goodbye!

But Brendan would punish her family's company if she refused to jump!

Zinerva had never been so devastated by regret in her life. Then, before Brendan counted to one—she took the leap, nerves frazzled.

struggling to keep herself afloat, and screamed at the top of her lungs,

colored Joan's eyes. This idiot tried to rat her out

him that this was the name Declan had mentioned in their call earlier. While Ronan's drunken

an accident, Brendan later learned that someone had told

That someone? Joan Wood.

call it a coincidence if it happened once. But the fact that she was here when

Brendan's expression darkened.

they left under the commotion Zinerva’s shrieks made. The staff only dared to rescue her after Brendan vanished from sight. By that point, the young woman had lost

crowd, quietly shaken by the look on

He then quickly moved to undress Deirdre, who snapped back to her senses as soon as he removed the first button. "I can do it

as hard as she could, obviously

not to slip. There’s a clean towel

of a warm bath. When she was finally feeling better, she climbed out, put on a