Chapter 612


    Sydney had yed a pivotal role in the drama unfolding between Aubree and Adrian. It was clear that


    she was the key to understanding the whole mess.


    Brielle hopped into her car and drove straight to the ce where the two were being held.


    Adrian was already awake, ring at her with such resentment that it seemed he would love nothing


    more than to tear her to pieces.


    Brielle chuckled, “You know, I don’t recall having any bad blood with you, so why don’t you enlighten


    me on why you decided to pull that stuntst night?”


    No bad blood?


    A sneer crossed Adrian’s face. Brielle had some nerve talking like that, or maybe she just didn’t give a


    damn about the harm she had caused Sydney.


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    “Brielle, whatever you did to hurt Sydney, I’ll do the same to you. I’ll make sure you pay back a


    hundredfold for every bit of suffering you caused her.”


    Brielle found it amusing, and she actuallyughed. “I’m curious, what exactly did she tell you? She was


    the one I brought up with my own hands at Dorsey International. Now she’s throwing her weight around


    the department, and she’s been hooking up with Spencer more times than I can count. She must have


    reaped quite a few benefits from Spencer. She should be thanking me, really. Oh, and that first night


    we met, wasn’t she in Spencer’s bed? She even gave you a call to spice things up. I felt sorry for you


    then, but you seem to be blindly devoted and ignoring the ring truth.”


    “Shut up! How could you say that?!” Shock painted Adrian’s face. Sydney couldn’t be that kind of


    woman!


    Brielle raised an eyebrow. “I brought Sydney along, too. It might be best to settle this face to face.”


    She nced at Max. “I’ll head over to where Sydney is.”


    Max nodded, sitting silently in the corner, his mood visibly somber. It was evident he was not in good


    spirits. Even with the recent win of an overseas acquisition, his mood had failed to lift.


    The wound on Brielle’s wrist was like a thorn piercing his heart. He had hoped that the scar would heal


    over time, that maybe next time, she would learn toe clean and tell him what happened to her.


    However, Brielle’s actions were like ripping open that wound again in the cruelest way possible. Max


    was no fool; he understood this was her way of saying that they would both go down if he tried to stop


    her. She would rather destroy everything than be stopped.


    She didn’t say a word, but he understood all too well. It was like two wounded souls,ying bare their


    most fragmented pains to each other.


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    Brielle was ming him, and she was ming herself. If they had never been together, none of this


    would’ve happened..


    Every time she saw Aubree, guilt would surge in her heart. How long could such a rtionship filled


    only with heavy remorse possiblyst?


    The previous night, while Max was sitting by Brielle’s bedside, he had pondered what she might say


    upon waking up. Maybe she’d suggest breaking up.


    The moment she opened her eyes, he indeed saw a flicker of doubt. Perhaps for a moment, she was


    truly tired of their rtionship.


    How could this be? After all, he hadn’t done anything wrong, had he?


    Max closed his eyes, hisshes trembling.


    Brielle went to the room where Sydney was kept, apanied by the same uniformed man from


    before. He stood up slowly, giving her a nod as she entered.


    Upon her arrival, Sydney’s pupils shrank with fear, thinking her misdeeds had been exposed. She had


    been so discreet. Alivia had assured her that Brielle would never suspect her and that


    she’d think someone else was to me.


    Why had Brielle captured her so soon after the incident?


    Before meeting Brielle, Sydney had always been a quiet, well–behaved person. Though her heart


    harbored pettiness, she had hidden it well.


    She hadn’t been through much, but after getting involved with Spencer, greed had taken root. She was


    terrified after being brought here, and she didn’t dare meet Brielle’s gaze.


    She hated Brielle so much–her mockery and her sess with men–it all made Sydney feel humiliated


    and envious.


    If Brielle didn’t exist, Max would surely fancy Sydney, and Spencer would be wrapped around her


    finger. But it was that bitch who had stolen the attention of both men.


    Sydney clenched her teeth, convinced that Brielle wouldn’t dare touch her, so she sneered. “Brielle,


    you actually had the nerve to grab me? Do you realize this is illegal?”


    Brielle ignored her taunt and turned to the uniformed man instead. “Pull out one of her teeth. You guys


    are good at this kind of thing, right?”


    Brielle had a feeling that this uniformed man and the three men fromst night were in the same line of


    work, and he had been trained by Max himself.


    Max had his secrets, but Brielle had no intention of delving deeper into them.