The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 886

Marcel had hired a lawyer, but going up against Isaac’s legal eagle was like bringing a butter knife to a gunfight.

The only person Marcel truly cared about was Leda.

After much deliberation, he made his way alone to Salter Manor.

Ever since her last fainting spell, Grace had become a recluse.

Claiming she was convalescing at home was just a polite way of saying she wanted no part in the Salter family drama anymore.

When Emily saw Marcel at the door, her face betrayed discomfort. “Grace is still resting; perhaps you should come back another time,” she suggested.

But Marcel was persistent. “Emily, for the love of my father, please let me see Grace.”

With a heavy sigh, Emily relented and went upstairs to fetch Grace.

About an hour later, Grace descended the staircase slowly.

the sanctuary

you want now,” she said, settling into a chair without so much as

I’m begging you, please spare my mother.”

was cold and sharp as ice. “I can

Zac wouldn’t have been hurt, and Bri wouldn’t have lost her

even without the accident, would you have allowed Brittany to keep the

of composure, revealing a chilling glint in the

Brittany is digging into the institute’s affairs. If she finds out that you orchestrated all this, will she forgive you? Will she willingly keep the child? And you know as well as I do, that child

listened, her heart pounding with

dare he confront Grace so brazenly?

locked in a silent battle of wills, and for a moment, the tension in the living room was almost suffocating.

of that year?” “You were so desperate to get rid of Joie because you feared she would reveal your

who could be bold enough to fire a gun in Salter Manor, take a life, and escape scot-free. He could

distant, and she didn’t speak for a long while.

my grandson, Bri, and the unborn child. However, I can arrange for her to start anew, far from Imperial City,” Grace declared with authority. “In exchange, you and Manuel must leave Imperial City and never set foot here

for a moment, Marcel agreed, “Alright.”