The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 549

Isaac clearly just got there. He was all sweaty, and his eyes were filled with panic.

Brittany stood there, not understanding why he had the nerve to show up in front of her.

“Are you with him?’ Isaac didn’t expect Brittany to get together with William so quickly and to openly make their relationship public.

He had seen a photo of them holding hands on Facebook.

Brittany glanced subconsciously at William, who was sleeping in the car, then looked at Isaac and replied, “Yes.”

“Bri, I…” A hint of loss flashed in Isaac’s eyes. His lips trembled, “Why can’t you give me a chance?”

He could explain what happened five years ago.

“Isaac,” she said coldly. “I’ve been good to you since I met you. I’ve never done anything to hurt you except for that video. However, you caused me to lose my child and indirectly caused my grandma’s death. Can you disappear from

my life?”

“It’s not like that…” Isaac eagerly grabbed her hand, “Five years ago, I didn’t betray you. I never thought of hurting you.”

Brittany pulled her hand back; her calmness was frightening, “What happened, happened. We’re long done. You won.”

Brittany had thought about getting back at him, but she knew she didn’t have the strength to go against him.

gloom swept

She

want

“Sure.”

Her chill intensified

Isaac said, “Don’t regret it.”

quickly

there, feeling all her strength being drained. She instinctively

chauffeur

snapped back, gave William’s address, and then got in

might have noticed William’s leg, so his face

noticed his gaze, and a hint of guilt flashed in her eyes.

Dillion family’s house. The nanny saw William’s return and immediately helped him into the room

the commotion and came out to greet

attitude was gentle as she said, “He drank too much at the

She smelled the alcohol on Brittany and

very conservative and hoped for a daughter-in-law who would prioritize family, but Brittany was clearly

Mrs. Dillion didn’t like her, Brittany turned to leave.

“Wait”

Brittany. She seemed a bit embarrassed, “You’re alone at home; you might as well stay