Love Has its Will by Selena Lewis
Chapter 74

Chapter 74

Like a silent warning, the smile in Tracy's eyes inexplicably became brighter as she said, "Savanna, it's a blessing that Mandel has a mother like you. It is also a blessing that Brandon can marry you." "Don't say that anymore. Brandon and I are divorced. It is inappropriate to say that."

Savanna revealed a slight smile, and her voice was very gentle. She did not seem to argue with Tracy but gave instructions.

Tracy still smiled. "That's right. Although you and Brandon are divorced, our relationship is not affected. Besides, you have given birth to Mandel. It is a great contribution. Grandpa still doesn't know this matter. If he knows, he will be very happy."

Tracy was reminding Savanna that the Cassel family would take Mandel back.

Savanna no longer made a sound and held Mandel more tightly.

Giselle and Tracy left. When Tracy left, she cast a meaningful glance at Savanna and Mandel, which alerted Mary. Mary reminded Savanna. "Ms. Thompson, what if the Cassel family wants Mandel?" Savanna had already considered this question.

Mandel woke up. His pair of black eyes kept rolling as if he was looking for something. His pink lips began to squirm as if he was looking for something to eat. Maybe it was because he did not eat anything, so he began to cry.

Just after experiencing a tribulation, Mandel's cries tugged at Savanna's heartstrings.

Mary quickly ran out to prepare milk for Mandel.

Not long later, Mary came in and fed Mandel. Mandel stopped crying. Tears hung from his fair and tender face. Savanna wiped the tears from his face.

She quietly watched Mandel drink milk.

Her thoughts gradually returned to Mary's question just now.

"Mary, I spent so much effort to keep Mandel by my side. They can't take Mandel away as they wish,"

However, Mary could tell that Savanna did not have much confidence.

Not to mention the current 'Thompson Group, even if David was alive, when the Thompson Group was at its most prosperous, it would not be able to contend against the enormous Cassel Group. Mary thought about it and said, "Ms. Thompson, why don't we leave New York?"

Brandon would not let this matter go after knowing about Mandel's existence.

Savanna said, "Mary, do you know why I told them that Mandel died in infancy?" Mary said.

"Ms. Thompson, I don't know any abstruse things. I only know that if Mandel is gone, Mr. Cassel will not pursue the matter any further."

Savanna shook her head. "I won't be able to escape. Back then, I asked Cain to put on this act with us because I wanted to hide Mandel under Brandon's nose."

If Savanna disappeared, Brandon would definitely ask someone to replace her.

So where could she hide?

Mary sighed. "But what if Mr. Cassel wants Mandel?"

Mary began to worry about this matter.

Savanna thought that Brandon would want to take Mandel away. At night, Jim came with a lot of articles for babies, including clothes, milk, and daily necessities, all of which were famous brands. Jim conveyed Brandon's message. "Ms. Thompson, Mr. Cassel hopes you can take good care of Mandel."

Savanna finally felt a sense of relief. Brandon let Jim pass his words, indicating that he had no intention of taking Mandel away.

"Jim, please tell Brandon that I will take good care of Mandel."

Jim said, "Then Mr. Cassel can rest assured."

Jim left.

Mary was happy. She carried Mandel to the special ward to take a shower. Savanna took her phone and searched for Brandon's iMessage. On the day she gave birth to Mandel, she blocked Brandon. The conversation still showed what Brandon said that day.

After thinking about it, Savanna sent a message to Brandon. "Don't worry. I will take good care of himn."

Almost instantly, Brandon replied to her. "It's not that I don't trust you. I don't trust your future husband. Savanna, if my son suffers any grievances, I will make you pay back."

Her future husband?

Savanna put her attention to "your future husband", and her mind went blank for a moment. She Savanna put her attention to "your future husband", and her mind went blank for a moment. She sent another message that said, "I cannot promise you that I won't start a family with another man. But no matter what happens, I will treat Mandel well. I love him more than you do."

Savanna felt that she couldn't deal with Brandon forcefully. She had lived with Brandon for two years. She knew his personality very well.

To get Mandel, Savanna played down and made assurances to Brandon.

Savanna did not know which sentence had touched Brandon's sensitive nerves.

Brandon did not reply to her.

Savanna looked at her phone for a long time. When she thought that Brandon would not reply to her, her phone rang again. She lowered her head and saw the message that Brandon sent. "It's best to do what you say, otherwise, don't blame me."

Brandon sat in the office. While sending messages to Savanna, he looked at the photos of Mandel taken by Jim. Mandel looked like Brandon while he also looked like Savanna. Brandon controlled his urge to rush to the ward to visit Mandel. He was afraid of startling Savanna. He was even more afraid that Savanna would recklessly take Mandel away.

Brandon could no longer use words to describe how cruel Savanna was.

Savanna could even tell him that Mandel was gone.

Savanna wanted to use such a lie to obstruct his meeting with Mandel.

Thinking that Savanna would build a new family with another man, Brandon felt his heart ached.

Brandon did not represent other members of the Cassel family.

When Avery learned that his great-grandson was still alive, he was so glad that he didn't sleep. The next day, just as dawn broke, he personally came to the ward to visit Mandel with Giselle's help. Savanna went to work. Mary was shocked when she saw that Avery had personally come. She quickly called Savanna. Savanna rushed back without stopping and saw that Avery was teasing Mandel in Giselle's arms. She walked forward and shouted, "Grandpa, you are here."

Ever since he handed the Cassel Group over to Brandon, Avery had been oblivious to the outside world for many years,

Now that he had personally made this trip for Mandel, Savanna knew that he had come with ill intentions, so she was in fear and trepidation.

Alter Avery teased Mandel for a while, he turned his head and looked at Savanna. He said, "Savanna, I have never wronged you. Why did you say that my great-grandson is dead?"