Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 723

“Bri, when are you planning to come with me to visit your home? Your mom and your brother are waiting for you. It’s not like you’re

married or anything”

Kingston was playing a loud game in his head, not once considering whether Brielle would agree to it. A girl who’d been wandering the world for so many years, suddenly sought out by her biological father, would surely be overwhelmed Brielle was silent. She hadn’t said a word yet–probably too choked up to even start

Kingston’s cheeks flushed with emotion, and he sighed deeply. “Don’t worry, we’ll make up for all the years of parental love you’ve missed out on ” With that, he began to weep and glanced at the show host

The host, microphone in hand, knew that the live audience must’ve been in an uproar, as Kingston’s words were bound to stir controversy

But controversy was exactly what they wanted for the show!

Many of the viewers were middle–aged or older, and to this demographic, family was everything. The colder Brielle seemed, the more she would be scomed!

a request from Mr. Kingston this morning, hoping to reunite with his daughter. According to him, you haven’t given him a cent over the

of a parent knows no bounds. Brielle raised an eyebrow. Was that how that phrase

business long, and I’ve only recently become the president of Stellar Stage Entertainment.

ratings. The host’s face stiffened, looking

met Mark, I’d probably have frozen to death by now. My father‘ didn’t look for me when I was sick or when I was starving, but now that I’m a

anger or resentment, but laced

gare

not. The heat shot up to

to say. speak.”

words.

* IS 5

staff’s voices continued. “Keep it going! The ratings are still

a thing as human nature feed all the workers in a show’s production

a billion dollars. He simply hopes you’ll take his surname. If you refuse to acknowledge him as your father, he wishes for a billion in support.” Caught off guard by such a scene, Kingston fumbled, nodding along with the host’s words. That’s right, Bri. But I still hope