Love Has Its Will

Chapter 178

Savanna didn‘t speak, but she fixed her eyes on Debbie. Debbie laughed. She knew Savanna would

not believe it.

“Savanna. I don‘t know what you think of Brandon, but it‘s not a fault to love someone. All these years, I

watched Brandon suffer. In his heart, there is only you.”

Savanna stood silently.

Debbie also pondered for a while. Then she said, “I can see that you love Mandel very much. And

you still have feelings for Brandon. Since you both care about each other, why don‘t you start over

again?”

After hearing Debbie‘s words, Savanna looked very calm in appearance. However, her heart was filled

with complicated feelings.

Debbie took her to the old house. The old house was full of begonias. Under the begonia tree, there wa

s a stone tomb. It was impressively written “my love Savanna“.

Savanna widened his eyes in horror.

Debbie took a deep breath and said lovingly, “Because of what happened to Mr. Cassel and Ms. White,

Mrs. Cassel was in a trance all day long. When she heard that the prisoner bus you were in rolled off t

he cliff, she fainted on the spot. Brandon picked up

your bones overnight and put them on the bed. Everyone

tried to persuade him, but he ignored them. Depressed for many days, he stared at your bones all day l

ong and did not respond to anyone. Savanna, I have never seen someone as deep in love as Brandon

in my life.“.

Savanna opened her mouth. She wanted to correct Debbie, but the words “my love Savanna” on the

tablet told her that the bones picked up by Brandon back then and placed in the bed were indeed hers,

not Winnie‘s,

To convince Savanna, Debbie kept talking about what had happened that year. “Your bones were burie

d two years after your

death. Savanna, you were once husband and wife and slept on the same bed for two years. Are you wil

ling to let him suffer so much?”

Seeing Savanna keep silent, Debbie became anxious. “I feel sorry for Brandon!”

Savanna wanted to say something, but she couldn‘t utter a single word. Looking at the tomb, Savanna

was shocked.

Debbie had left, but Savanna stood under the begonias with a stunned expression.

It was half an hour later when she returned to the villa.

Brandon could not find her anywhere. He was about to go out when she came back. Brandon noticed h

er pale face and his heart ached. He held Savanna‘s waist and gently took her into his arms. “T

thought you left.”

“A friend called me, so I went out for a while.”

“Okay.”

Brandon answered softly. The managers of the Cassel Group called to notify him of some mistakes in t

he emergency business and asked Brandon to go to the company.

Brandon released Savanna and rushed to the company.

Savanna watched the Cayenne disappearing from her sight, absent–minded.

She walked upstairs and pushed open the door. The moonlight shone in through the window and fell on

Mandel‘s face. Mandel was sleeping soundly at this time. His long

eyelashes cast a shadow on her cheek. His skin looked like a peeled egg, bright and fair.

Savanna sat beside the bed and listened to his breath, her heart filled with happiness.

Savanna closed her eyes. The scene of her being taken away by Lucas five years ago replayed in her

mind.

Before she left, Cain asked to see her and Brandon came three times, but she refused every time.

At that time, she couldn‘t see any hope in life.

She wasn‘t sure what her future would be like.

Cain liked her, but she couldn‘t love him back.

She loved Brandon, but Brandon had never loved her.

She finally gave up hope and decided to stay away from Brandon.

Only by staying far away from the man she loved would Savanna forget him one day,

Suddenly, something occurred to Savanna. She got up, bent down, and dragged out a suitcase. At the

bottom of the suitcase lay the voice recorder. She wondered if it was broken.

Savanna held the voice recorder, and his heart was filled with anxiety.

Five years ago, when Barry gave her the recorder, he told her that

Brandon asked her to hang in there and promised to save her on the condition of meeting her once.

At that time, the last thing Savanna wanted to do was to see Brandon.

She didn‘t open the recorder Barry gave her.

Savanna pressed the switch with her fingertips. Brandon‘s magnetic voice slowly sounded, | “Savanna.

I will settle this matter. However, vou have to come out to meet the lawver. Savanna.

there are too many misunderstandings between us. I once hurt you. I know.”

Brandon‘s voice was a little hoarse as he spoke slowly, “But, please don‘t give up. If you can‘t forgive m

e, please think about

Mandel. He is still so little and he needs his mother. There is nothing between me and Betty. She is a g

ood friend of Tracy. We just know each other. I never

believe that you are the murderer who killed Winnie and Betty.”

The recording ended and his deep voice disappeared.

Savanna opened her eyes filled with tears, and his fingers holding the recorder looked pale.

Savanna walked

out of Mandel‘s room and took out the cigarette box from her pocket. She took out a cigarette and put it

in her mouth. She lit up the cigarette with the lighter. Taking one puff, Savanna accidentally saw the th

eme picture on the notebook through the window. There was a beautiful woman with an elegant figure.

Her long hair

reached her waist, and she wore a pink dress. She pinched a piece of her dress with slender fingers. H

er face was covered with gauze. With exquisite facial features, she looked pure and yet sexy.

She didn‘t know when Brandon took the photo.

Savanna opened the door to the master bedroom and stepped in. Standing beside the notebook, she lo

wered her head as her gaze fell on the picture in the notebook for a long time.

She inadvertently glanced at a voice recorder. It looked the same as the one she had just used. Driven

by curiosity, Savanna picked the recorder up and turned it on. Brandon‘s voice sounded painful and hel

pless.“Savanna, I never knew that my life was so boring without you. There was no one waiting for me

at home. I lost you myself.”

“Savanna. Tonight, I

fell asleep with red wine and dreamed of you again. In my dream, you bit me very ruthlessly. I know tha

t you hate me so much. That‘s why you bit me so hard, but I don‘t blame you.”

“It has been 52 days since you left

me. Everyone else is celebrating Valentine‘s Day, but I can only stare at your bones in a

daze. They all think I‘m crazy. I know in my heart that I am not crazy. My heart hurts too much. I can‘t le

t anyone take you away, even if you are dead.

Tears silently fall down Savanna‘s entire face. She had doubts about Debbie and Mary‘s words, but

now, she did not doubt Brandon‘s love at all.

Brandon had always loved her.

His voice rang in her ears. “It’s been two years, Savanna.

I must bury you. I hope you can rest in peace in another world and bless our boy to grow up.

“Savanna. I know you won‘t come back, but I still look forward to it.

“Savanna, I took sleeping pills tonight. The amount of sleeping bills I take is getting

bigger. Perhaps, I will die, but it doesn‘t matter. It‘s a good thing to be able to meet you

in another world.”

Perhaps, I will die, but it doesn‘t matter. It‘s a good thing to be able to meet you in another world.”

Savanna‘s eyes turned red.

Brandon was desperately waiting for her, while she kept a

high profile and showed up with Lucas. She couldn‘t imagine how happy and desperate

Brandon felt the moment she returned.