Master of his heart

Chapter 694

The social media storm surrounding Stellar Stage Entertainment and Beaconsfield College was a force to be reckoned with. Hundreds of thousands of comments bombarded the college’s official Twitter page, each one screaming for the institution to revoke Brielle’s degree. “A student like that is an embarrassment to Beaconsfield College!” they cried out in digital uproar.

Despite the online frenzy, Beaconsfield College, a titan in the academic rankings, remained silent, biding its time.

Behind closed doors, the college’s leadership–many of whom had climbed the ranks from professorship–convened in urgent meetings. Those who had taught Brielle held a fondness for the bright and diligent student. To them, her brilliance was not simply intelligence but raw talent.

Effort determined one’s lower limits, but talent set the ceiling.

Dorsey International was backing them and had insisted that the college stand by Brielle. The faculty’s resolve only hardened. They would protect this exceptional pupil at all costs. So, as the Twitter feed descended into chaos, the college focused instead on compiling Brielle’s impressive academic record, ready to silence the critics with cold, hard facts.

Meanwhile, at Stellar Stage Entertainment, the tension was palpable. Silence had fallen in the dance studio, where artists usually honed their craft. Donny walked among them, feeling the weight of their collective despair. He sighed and rallied them with a few choice words. “Keep practicing, folks. Put your faith in Ms. Haywood.”

Donny’s belief in Brielle was unshakable. Despite their brief acquaintance, he was convinced she had a plan up her sleeve, that her silence was just the calm before the storm.

Stellar Stage down. She won’t abandon us.”

a spark within the despondent group. A young woman wiped away her tears and stood tall, her voice breaking the silence. “Ms. Haywood got

beliefs slowly took root once more, and

hateful comments persisted. Nearly a million comments

is what happens when you cross

like John, belong at

Brielle desired

artist, her new object of fascination. Given her uplifting mood,

when shouts echoed from

over her body and rose from the bed. “What’s wrong now?!

online right now!”

her secretary gave Amelia pause and, with a sense of apprehension,