The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 428:

Brenna’s gaze was sharp. “You’ve created every crisis she has had to endure. Now, just as she has found some peace, you show up to ruin it once more? What right do you have to be in her life again? She said to me that it was only Patrick’s requests for his father that made her come back to the country. If it hadn’t been for his pleas, she would have cut you off entirely.”

Jayceon flinched, his guilt clearly showing. “I know it’s my fault. But I can change. Don’t I deserve the chance to fix things?”

Brenna let out a cold chuckle. “You want a chance? She already gave you one before, but you came here with another woman. You’ve lost any right to another chance.”

Brenna’s words left Jayceon speechless against the unyielding truth.

With a disdainful glance thrown at Jayceon, Brenna redirected her focus to grilling skewers alongside Ethan.

Announcing a brief departure, Brenna said to Ethan, “I’m off to the restroom.” She handed him the skewers, grabbed her purse, and headed inside the yacht. Viper watched her walk away for a moment before quietly slipping away to follow her.

Viper’s movement and spoke quietly into a hidden microphone. “You’ve got company.

the yacht, Brenna quickly surveyed the luxurious bathroom and then ensured her privacy by

stance, halting as she heard footsteps approach quietly from outside. Her fingers brushed against the concealed weapons strapped to her thigh—a small

door should have

the lock shattered that sense of security. Brenna’s

as Viper stepped inside, closing

𝙍𝙚𝙖𝙡 𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙢 𝙖𝙩: ⲅ𝗮𝗅𝗇𝗈ν𝖊𝗅𝘀⸱𝖼𝗈𝗺

one hand hidden as she faced him. “I think you’re lost,” she said, her tone deadly calm. “This is

no mistake here, sweetheart. I’m exactly where I

over slowly. His gaze was filled with dark intentions. “Just curious why Mr. Mitchell is so obsessed with you,” said Viper as he advanced slowly towards Brenna, eyeing her cautious

toughest men could defeat her. He knew she was

he was unfazed, confident in his superior gunmanship—quick

motionless against the wall as she said casually,