The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart novel Chapter 221

Brittany was scared of the attention, so she asked Albian Tueley for some advice.

After hanging up the phone, Isaac put his phone on the desk, looked at Nathan and said, "Keep the press in check."

"Also, all the collaborations proposed by the Field family are off."

He had already made it clear that if the Field family dared to go public with the news, they would be publicly opposing him. Since the Field family had wronged him first, they could hardly blame him for not playing nice.

Brittany ended her call, changed her clothes, and then went to the bathroom to wash off the smell of alcohol.

When she came out, she was worried that Albian might be disappointed. She softly said, "Granny, I got Zakky to bring some food back. How about we have dinner at home tonight?"

Grace had just asked out of curiosity. She didn't expect Brittany to take it seriously. She had no objections, "Alright, we'll do as you say."

Brittany opened her phone and selected a high-end supermarket. She chose the freshest ingredients. While waiting for the delivery, she accompanied Grace watching TV.

Grace had been busy working in her early years. After retiring, after Pete Salter passed away, she lived alone in the old house with only a housekeeper. Ever since Brittany came along, she had been doing a lot more.

Brittany didn't pay attention to the online chatter. Kari Malone called to say their studio had been vandalized. It was a mess over there, probably with fans still hurling abuse.

Brittany, concerned about Grace, stepped aside to take the call.

"Kari, save the surveillance footage, call the police, and remember the vandals. Don't let them get away."

Kari had already called the police. They were at the studio now.

The fans seemed crazy, they were cursing and not even afraid of the police.

"Brittany, what should we do next? The Internet is full of opinions. Everyone thinks it's our fault." She knew Loraine must have done this on purpose.

Brittany lowered her gaze. She had taken journalism in college.

"Now is not the time to clarify the truth. We need to wait."