Love Has its Will by Selena Lewis

Chapter 190

After returning to New York, Savanna had nightmares. She kept dreaming of Mandel, who looked at her with hatred, telling her, “I will not forgive you, although you are my mother.”

Late at night, Savanna was sitting by the windowsill. When she looked at the stars outside the window, she felt unspeakably sad.

She had asked Justin to transfer the money to Brandon.

Justin told her Brandon didn‘t accept it.

Savanna‘s heart was in chaos. She didn‘t ask Justin to transfer the money again.

In Philadelphia, Brandon was physically and mentally exhausted. He sat by the window, enjoying a moment of peace with his eyes closed. Then he heard someone calling his name. From the sweet tone, he knew it was Flora, who brought with her many necessities.

Flora put down the stuff she carried. Seeing that Mandel was not in the room, she asked, “Where is Mandel?”

Brandon did not answer her, nor did he open his eyes. He raised his arm, about to smoke. But the next second, someone snatched the cigarette from him.

Brandon opened his eyes, looking at the bright world outside the window, not making a sound.

“Brandon, I talked with my mother, and she gave me some money. Take it for now. You need it.” Flora grabbed Brandon‘s hand and stuffed a card in his palm.

Brandon turned around. His gaze slowly fell on the card in his palm. His lips curled into a mocking smile. How had he fallen to the point of relying on women‘s support?

Flora understood what he had in mind. Thus, she immediately changed the topic. “Brandon, your mother‘s health is the most important. If that money isn‘t enough, I will...”

Before Flora could finish, Brandon interrupted. “Thanks, Flora. But don‘t come here again.”

The Landis family wouldn‘t stand Flora, such a noble lady, getting too close to a loser.

Flora was flustered. She grabbed Brandon‘s hand even tighter. “Do you dislike me?”

Brandon got rid of her smooth hands and said self–mockingly, “Look at me. Do you think I have the right to dislike anyone?”

Flora felt terrible and indignant seeing Brandon treat himself like shit. “Savanna, that slut! It‘s all her fault. If it weren‘t for her, you wouldn‘t have been suppressed in Philadelphia.”

Thinking that Brandon could not even find a decent job, Flora wished that Savanna would die.

“Don‘t blame her,” Brandon whispered.

not? If it weren‘t for her, the Cassel Group wouldn‘t have gone bankrupt.”

of Savanna. What was so good about Savanna? She thought

proved that his love

fickle. Brandon was no exception. Realizing this, Flora felt

as if he had already seen through

don‘t mention it again,” Brandon whispered. Then

of her brain tumor. Brandon could not afford the medical fees. He took Mandel

went to the airport to pick

happy to see Brandon. He personally sent Brandon and Mandel to the hotel and booked a room for them. Ben asked why Brandon was back.

and then said to him,

came back. “Brandon, there are dozens of thousands of dollars on my card. It is just some pocket money given by

eyes was so

things were more serious than he had thought. “Does your mother‘s illness require a

hiding it from Ben. “It‘ll cost hundreds of thousands of dollars,

of thousands of dollars were a piece of cake for Brandon in the past. But now...

feeling a little embarrassed. “Well, I think

a famous playboy in New York. He had no occupation. He spent a lot of money, which was all from his family. The Anderson family knew his personality

Brandon was silent.

didn‘t speak more

lied. He said that he would borrow some from his friend and then left.

that his friend was willing to borrow money, but Brandon must go there personally.

knew that his future days would be difficult. So, he had prepared himself

he was willing to do anything,

he arrived, he found it was the Rose Villas, which used to

Villas had been renovated.

The walls

by someone? he wondered.

wall, looking at the familiar environment. The old days that he

charming face. Savanna‘s sad tears. Savanna‘s soft

eyes. Savanna‘s every frown and smile was all

had

Savanna was still so clear.

changed, and so

felt a dull pain in his