The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart novel Chapter 521

William was grinning like a Cheshire cat as he said, "Yes."

He paused for a bit, then continued, "We've been together for the past five years."

"Zac might not know about this yet."

William didn't think he was in the wrong. At least five years ago, when Brittany and Isaac were still married, he never crossed any lines.

Even for now, he and Brittany were still just friends.

Isaac didn't appreciate Brittany, so he saw no reason to back off.

His frankness left Wesley Tueley speechless. After a while, Wesley finally managed to say with a straight face, "I'm not taking sides in this, but... William, we're good friends. Don't make things awkward."

It was clear that Isaac still had feelings for Brittany. There was bound to be conflict between them.

Derek Bishop was also caught between a rock and a hard place.

"Don't worry. My thing with Bri won't affect you guys," William reassured with a smile, "Enough about that. How have you all been these past years?"

William changed the subject. They chatted for over three hours before reluctantly parting ways.

Before leaving, Derek looked at William. He was more inclined to support Brittany. After all, she was his cousin.

"Bri has been having a tough time. You should take care of her."

William really wanted to take care of Brittany, but it seemed that she didn't want to see him.

"I know."

After sending Derek and Wesley off, William got into the Dillion family car. When he got home, Mrs. Dillion made him a cup of honey water. She might not have approved of his actions, but she worried more about his health.

"You're not in good shape. You should cut down on the alcohol."

"Mom, thank you." William took a sip of the honey water, diluting the smell of alcohol on him. He said softly, "I've caused you a lot of worry with my thing with Bri."

Mrs. Dillion was a little upset, "William, it's been so many years. I just want you to settle down. I'm not a fan of Brittany, but you love her. Since you haven't fallen for anyone else in all these years, I won't stop you." Mrs. Dillion said earnestly, "As long as she treats you well, I won't object to your marriage."

William was touched. He stood up, hugged Mrs. Dillion, and he said, "Mom, thank you."

Mrs. Dillion hugged her son, a rare occurrence. Her eyes were a little moist as she said, "Good boy."