The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 592

Brittany hung out with Mrs. Dillion for about half an hour and started feeling a tad bit off.

“What’s wrong?” Mrs. Dillion noticed her going pale and asked with concern.

“Mrs. Dillion, I’ve got a bit of a tummy ache. I’ll just nip off to the loo.”

Brittany had been feeling off for the past few days. She’d been dealing with intense menstrual cramps for the past five years. Even the painkillers she popped before setting off couldn’t do anything.

“Do you want me to send William with you?”

“No, I’m good.” Brittany, in agony, clutched her stomach and dashed off.

Mrs. Dillion was a bit worried. She’d planned to ask William to accompany Brittany, but suddenly, there was a commotion.

“Mr. Salter is here!”

“Didn’t he cut ties with the Dillion family?”

“Who knows? Is he here to wish them well or stir the pot?”

The Dillion family didn’t expect Isaac to show up. Timothy took the lead as they immediately shifted into high gear and went to welcome Isaac.

Over the past five years, Isaac had kept a low profile, barely showing up in public.

icy and luxurious aura. His handsome features were cloaked in a gloomy atmosphere, like the eerie calm

chuckled, “Isaac, so you made

a pang in his heart.

The Dillions could’ve killed him if they had the power. Instead, they had to put on a smile

his hand, and Nathan, behind him, offered a fancy gift box, “Mr. Dillion, this is Mr. Salter’s

didn’t take

atmosphere got a little awkward. The guests around them didn’t dare to make a peep.

the gift I prepared?” Isaac’s-eyes hardened, and an intimidating vibe filled the air.

gift but didn’t open it, “Thanks for your

fell on William. Their eyes met, and sparks

tense the situation was getting, Timothy tried to defuse it, “William,

William followed Timothy.

looked around and didn’t see Brittany. His eyes

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Meanwhile.

out some pills from her bag, swallowed one, and waited for

busy, full

leaned against the sink. Her eyes were downcast, and her long eyelashes quivered

ages, the pain in

sigh of r

leaning against the wall, walked out