The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 646

Brittany was in her pajamas, and as she bent down, she accidentally flashed a bit of skin. Isaac caught sight of it, and a wave of desire instantly washed over him. Brittany, oblivious to his change, saw that he wasn’t moving. She took a deep breath, filled up the bathtub with water, and tossed a towel at him. “If you don’t wanna bathe, then suit yourself. Dress up; I’m outta here.”

Almost instinctively, Isaac grabbed her hand, his voice hoarse. “Don’t go.”

Brittany wasn’t dumb; she quickly realized what was happening and turned to look at Isaac. Sure enough, he was playing her again.

“Get lost!”

Brittany pushed Isaac away, her eyes welling up with tears. “Isaac, get out!”

She was such a fool. Isaac, this manipulative man, how could he possibly be drunk?

She stormed out and slammed the door behind her.

Isaac leaned against the edge of the bathtub as a bitter smile appeared on his face. It seemed like he had messed up again.

Brittany went back to her room, and climbed into bed. Her only thought before she drifted off to sleep was to change the password first thing in the morning.

God knew how long it took for Isaac to muster up the strength to get up.

He did trick Brittany. His complaints were all an act, but his drunkenness was real.

wasted though, and his reaction was real too. He shot an

the bathtub, took the towel to dry himself, and wobbled to the guest room.

The next morning.

prepared breakfast. There was a hint of guilt in his eyes. “About last

“You were so drunk that you couldn’t stand,

“I won’t do it

why Isaac was acting so submissive in front of her. He was not

Mom, good morning!”

of his room and

a smile.

aback by her ability to switch faces and turned

family of three sat down, Isaac prepared breakfast to their liking. Brittany took a sip of her milk and turned to Daniel. “I’m going to

she had to

“Sure.”

Lionel’s wedding.” Isaac said in

the Chester

Chester family fell out with the Salter family. Over the years, Lionel had been giving Isaac a hard time, and Isaac didn’t hold

to you, so I should be

it was his duty

she was about to swear, Daniel interrupted her. “Mom, if Dad wants to go, let him. We’re a family; we