Love Has its Will by Selena Lewis novel Chapter 130

Chapter 130 Do You Miss Your Mother?

Kadyn picked up the bag and chose the best spot in the Ice Cream store. The waiter brought the menu, and Mandel took it excitedly.

Kadyn put his schoolbag on the chair and looked at Mandel who was choosing his favorite flavor. His eyes were full of love.

Kadyn liked Mandel.

At the entrance of the kindergarten, Debbie could not find Mandel. She was so scared that she was nervous. Debbie quickly called Giselle. When Giselle heard that Mandel was missing, she rushed to kindergarten.

The head of the kindergarten was anxious. She immediately checked the surveillance camera. When she saw that it was Kadyn who picked up Mandel, Giselle was so angry that her blood pressure rose. Giselle called Terri and shouted angrily,

“Terri, where did your bastard take my grandson? I‘m warning you. If anything bad happens to Mandel, I‘ll teach you a good lesson.”

Hearing this, Terri became nervous.

Giselle hung up the phone after venting her anger.

When Kadyn received Terri‘s call, the waiter had just brought over the ice cream. Mandel took it and began to eat it with delight.

It seemed that the ice cream was extremely delicious.

Kadyn said, “Mom, Mandel is with me. I will send him back later. Don‘t worry. Nothing will happen.”

Terri cursed and said, “Hurry up and send him back Giselle was very angry just now. Kadyn, you know very well about our current situation. Why do you have to provoke her?”

“Got it.”

Kadyn hung up.

Mandel glanced at Kadyn and asked, “A call from my grandmother?”

“Yes.”

Kadyn lit a cigarette and quietly waited for Mandel to finish eating. Only then did Kadyn pick up Mandel‘s bag and hold his hand. They walked out of the shop and were about to cross the road. However, a shrill whistle sounded. Kadyn immediately retreated and pulled Mandel back.

The car window rolled down, revealing a charming face. The woman glanced at Kadyn and Mandel.

“Are you blind?”

Just now, if the woman hadn‘t stepped on the brake timely, the car would have rolled over them.

The woman was Savanna.

When Kadyn reacted, Savanna drove away.

Kadyn looked at the Bentley that was driving on a road to a certain company. Kadyn raised his head and looked at the words “L&S Limited” printed on the building. Suddenly, Kadyn thought of Lucas.

Kadyn wondered whether the company was the one established by Lucas and Savanna.

“Mandel, do you miss your mom?”

Kadyn asked Mandel.

“Mother” was a distant and unfamiliar term for Mandel. In his impression, he had no idea about his mom.

Mandel just knew that he should have a mother like others.

Mandel thought about it and nodded. “Yes, I miss her, but it‘s useless. She died.”

Brandon didn‘t treat Mandel strictly, and Giselle doted on Mandel. Therefore, Mandel was not only eccentric but also seemed to be a lot more mature and rational than ordinary children.

From a young age, Giselle had lied to Mandel that his mother was dead. So, in Mandel‘s mind, he was a child without a mother.

“What if she is not dead?”

Kadyn asked again.

“That‘s impossible. Grandma said that she gave birth to me and died. She died from losing lots of blood.”

Mandel said firmly as if he did not believe his mother was still alive in this world.

Kadyn walked to the side of the car and carried Mandel into the car. When Kadyn sent Mandel to the Cassel‘s house, he instructed Mandel, “Where did we go today?”

Mandel smiled at Kadyn and replied,

“I went to the amusement park. I rode a wooden horse and rode a roller coaster.”

Realizing that he had said something should be kept secret, Mandel quickly covered her mouth.

Giselle was afraid that Kadyn might have some tricks. Giselle solemnly said to Mandel,