The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart (Brittany and Isaac) novel Chapter 957

Brittany was initially unwilling to associate with Ivy anymore, but, to her dismay, Ivy had become like glue since that day, sticking to her side. Faced with no alternative, Brittany decided to turn a blind eye.

Isaac, catching wind of this, was rather surprised. "A princess has a crush on me?"

He couldn't even recall Ivy's face, let alone notice her affections for him.

"Are you disappointed?" Brittany quipped.

Isaac threw up his hands in a surrendering gesture. "Not at all."

He wrapped his arms around Brittany, planting a kiss on her, savoring her softness. "But what about you? Being buddies with your rival, doesn't that worry you?"

"Ivy won't be setting her sights on you again."

Ivy wasn't exactly Miss Congeniality, but she wasn't evil incarnate either, or else she wouldn't have apologized.

Isaac didn't dwell much on it; his focus was on the new branch office. Since its launch, he'd been hustling, snagging projects left and right. Riding on the coattails of Grandeur Capital's reputation, he quickly secured two major deals, and it was only a matter of time before he delivered a stellar performance.

Their sweet nothings lasted late into the night until a call from Ophelia came through.

"Bri, can you reach out to Saskia for me?"

"What's up?" A sense of foreboding gripped Brittany. "Is there trouble?"

"Jonathan's condition has worsened; he's in critical care."

Ophelia, who had left her contact info at the hospital, explained that Jonathan's initial minor burns had escalated due to neglect, resulting in a severe infection that now endangered his life.

The hospital had no choice but to contact Ophelia.

After reaching out to the Metzgers and getting no response, as they seemed determined to wash their hands of Jonathan, Ophelia turned to Brittany for Saskia's contact.

Brittany hadn't expected things to spiral this way and got in touch with Saskia.

Saskia, after hearing the news, simply hung up and went back to her blissful slumber.

Ophelia kept vigil at the hospital, feeling trapped as the hospital staff, fearing liability, refused to let her go.