Love Has its Will by Selena Lewis

Chapter 169

Terri disappeared, and Kadyn went crazy since he couldn’t find her everywhere.

He called Mandel.

When Mandel heard Kadyn’s voice, he was pleasantly surprised. He began to complain about how bad his father was. “Kadyn, he asked me to do homework every day. My eyes almost go blind. He didn’t take me out to play. I’m so bored.”

Kadyn lit a cigarette and put it in his mouth. “Tell them that you have a stomach ache and let the bodyguard send you to the hospital. And find an excuse to get out of the car on the way. Just tell them you want to pee. Then I will take you away.”

Mandel was excited when he thought that Kadyn would take him to eat delicious food again. He readily agreed, “Alright.”

About twenty minutes later, Kadyn drove the car to the green belt around Riverside Avenue. A Bentley drove over and suddenly stopped opposite Kadyn’s car. The car opened and Mandel got out of the car with his hands on his stomach. The bodyguard wanted to follow but was refused by Mandel. The bodyguard had no choice but to stand there still to wait.

Mandel went into a deep alley and there was a public toilet on the first turn of it. Kadyn watched as Mandel went in.

Kadyn started the car and drove to the public toilet.

Mandel had just stopped when he saw Mandel coming out of the corner. Afraid that Mandel would not be able to find him, Kadyn horned the car twice.

Mandel quickly looked in Kadyn’s direction, ran a few steps, and quickly got into the car.

“Kadyn, where are you taking me to play today?”

you want

Mandel to

the ghosts inside didn’t scare Mandel at all. Instead, he was quite excited. Suddenly, there was a zombie with its face covered in

that it was impossible to let

Kadyn thought evilly.

eat pizza. Kadyn took him out of Ghost Valley and went to the best pizza

noticed that something was wrong since Mandel didn’t

alley and looked around the public toilet, but he did not see Mandel at all. The bodyguard was

up and find him. If Mr. Cassel finds out,

the phone, Jim was anxious and angry, but he did not dare to tell

ate happily. Kadyn smoked a cigarette and looked at the little guy who was eating in a not that elegant

you

chewed the food in his mouth, his voice

I have to go

hide in a corner. While smoking, he peeked at Mandel. Mandel’s lonely and small back made him think of himself when he was a child. When he was a kid, Terri did not care much about him. She only focused on men, thinking about how to become the wife

all her time and effort making money so that she could live

his

his phone in his hands and spat out a mouthful of white smoke. He ignored the softness in his heart and dialed Brandon’s

pick up at first, but after two consecutive calls, Kadyn finally heard Brandon’s voice. “Anything

my mother is gone. Did you see her?” Kadyn

silent for a while, then slowly said in a low voice, “Kadyn, it’s best if you don’t call me