Master of his heart

Chapter 475

Michael never really pondered the implications of the situation; his mind was set on keeping things under wraps. Yet, he was well aware that some folks just couldn’t keep their lips sealed. “Max, what do you reckon we do? You can’t bear to let Brielle go, can you?” Michael’s tone. carried a hint of sternness. If Max hesitated, Michael was resolute about not letting Brielle off

the hook.

“Dad, I’m simply looking at the facts. Sure, we can remove Brielle from her position–after all, Dorsey International is our family’s turf. But she’s built a reputation in her department. Event fabricating a resignation letter might not stop the chatter. As for the mess with William and Sue, we’ve already leaned on the police and gagged some of the press. If we keep this up, it’ll only draw suspicion from the higher–ups. There’s been a shake–up in their ranks recently–new faces in, old ones out. The new broom sweeps clean, and the Dorsey family’s reputation can’t afford a single misstep.”

Michael squinted, considering the recent shift in power and the truth in the saying about new officials making big changes. The debacle William stirred up had been a major

embarrassment, and now, with Spencer’s predicament, it was likely to grab unwanted attention.

Max’s words, though–purely objective and in the family’s best interest–caused Michael ant instant headache.

Brielle of her title let her off easy? Thanks

corner, consider that chapter closed. As for Brielle, she’s nothing without her job. Cut her off from Dorsey International, and she’s done for. That’s a more bitter pill

the police to hold her for two more days, then release her. As you said, once fired, we’ll make sure she can’t find work anywhere else: She’ll have no choice but to leave the

my point,

with the strategy. Max always handled things without personal feelings, and

up, Max couldn’t help but cough, the action stirring the chaos in his mind. Discharging himself

you

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laptop. “Move this afternoon’s meeting up,

without protest.