The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 746

Brittany was utterly confused. Was he thanking her for the bowl of stew? Or thanking her for making him lose Grandeur Capital?

Isaac noticed her bewilderment, and a faint smile played on his thin lips. “Ever since I took over Grandeur Capital, the entire Salter clan has had to depend on me. I’ve had enough of that life.”

For him, Grandeur Capital was crucial. It was not simply a symbol of power, but also a shackle that bound him.

The Salter family, with its internal strife hidden behind a facade of docility, was all about personal interests, despite the fact that they were tied together by blood.

Brittany, in a way, had helped him. At least he wasn’t held hostage by the Salter family any longer.

Although he’d lost Grandeur Capital, he now had a valid reason to never intervene in the Salter family’s affairs again. He could finally enjoy some peace, which was what he had always wanted.

Brittany clutched her spoon tightly, suddenly at a loss for words. She finished the last spoon of her stew in silence.

“You can leave once you’re done with your stew. I have to head to the hospital.” She said.

Isaac grabbed her hand. “Did you anticipate that Joseph would sabotage your home when you were working with him?”

Brittany pulled her hand away. “It was his people.”

All she wanted was an opportunity to show him that she wasn’t soft-hearted or desperate.

to Isaac’s study, and get what she

as Brittany packed up the leftover stew and left.

it was due to seeing Isaac, but Brittany

to the hospital, staying in her car for nearly ten minutes to compose herself

“Ding.”

“Ms. Dustin.”

of the elevator to be met by Daniel’s nurse, who was

decent relationship

“I checked on him half an hour ago. His condition is stable, but he

tightened her grip on the food container.

worry too much. The young master’s vitals are stable.” The

the nurse for her kindness, and they

Inside the room.

gripping the pillow tightly, but she seemed to have an expression of

of fear, Joie’s hand

“Thud.”

the ground,

Damn it!

was there to be