Master of his heart

Chapter 698

Despite not being fond of the group, Donny couldn’t help but agree with their sentiment. He believed Stellar Stage Entertainment was set for stardom under Ms. Haywood’s guidance.

A smile crept onto his face unbidden. “Ms. Haywood’s got game, for sure. If anyone can turn the tide, it’s her. Plus, she’s got a heart for the crew. I’m all in on trusting her.”

The others eyed Donny’s expression and let out a knowing sigh.

“It’s not just that, kid. You don’t get it, do you? Well, we do. From now on, if Ms. Haywood says jump, we won’t even think about sitting.”

In Brielle’s absence, their loyalties blew as freely as dandelion seeds in the wind. Feeling out of place among them, Donny excused himself and left.

The remaining group shared a look, their faces alight with aspiration. They had contacts at Dorsey International, which was how they received the photo of Mr. Dorsey kissing Brielle so promptly.

disadvantage when mingling with high society. While there were tales of stars bridging the class divide, their marriages often seemed less than joyful once the novelty wore off. The young heirs would eventually replace their starry–eyed brides with fresher faces, leaving their wives to suffer in silence, bound by pride and the absence

Max and the Dorsey family weren’t your run–of–the–mill elites, and he was far from ordinary. Despite the liberal overseas tabloid culture, he had remained scandal–free without so much as a girlfriend. And while there had been whispers about him and Miss Alivia, nothing concrete had ever surfaced.

affection were undeniable. They were convinced she was destined to be Max’s wife, and they were eager to ride her coattails

over text, his refusal to answer calls – even Patrick’s – and his absence from

heart and drove to Dorsey International, parking an hour later. She ascended to the top floor, but she ran into Annie

He’s not here. We’re about to head out for a business lunch with the CEO of InnovTech Solutions. Dorsey International is looking to partner up.

been worse for