Love Has its Will by Selena Lewis novel Chapter 7

Chapter 7

Her face was deathly pale, and her lips were more like eating human blood. The woman opened her sleeves like a dancing butterfly.

Standing there motionless, in a trance, Savanna saw Winnie walking towards her. The person who learned dancing was very light, and she couldn’t hear any sound. Winnie’s face was constantly enlarged in front of her.

A clear face and a fresh breath all represented that the woman in front of him was a real person, not a ghost.

With a wry smile, she reached out and grabbed her arm.

Hearing that, Winnie was stunned. She struggled to get rid of her sleeves and wanted to run away, but was stopped by Savanna wan. Before Winnie could react, Savanna wan grabbed her chin and tore it hard.

With a clatter, the woman’s mask was torn apart and revealed in the light. It was not the face of Winnie, but…

“Tracy!” Savanna was lost in thought.

Being caught pranking, Tracy shouted at Savanna

“Yes, I am. What do you want?”

Feeling speechless, Savanna looked at her and said, “In the middle of the night, you scared me by dressing up like a dead person. Why did you question me what I was going to do?”

It’s hilarious.

When Tracy was about to leave, Savanna wan didn’t allow her. The quarrel between them soon attracted Giselle Cassel. Giselle Cassel glanced at the white clothes in her daughter-in-law’s hand, and then looked at the blood sucking Tracy with makeup. She said:

“”Tracy, you’ve been studying abroad for years. If you frighten your sister-in-law, I won’t forgive you.”

With a scornful smile, she said, “Mom, my brother loves Winnie. Even if Savanna dies, he won’t shed a tear.”

Giselle didn’t like Winnie all the time. Seeing her daughter standing on the side of Winnie, she was even angrier, Giselle got long-face,

With her finger pointing at Savanna, Tracy said, “She killed Winnie.”

Giselle snapped, “Winnie died for her disease. As for the night when she had the surgery, I called your brother and asked him to come back. Even if your brother was there with her, she would still

Seeing that her daughter still wanted to argue, Giselle Cassel lost her patience and shouted coldly, “Go upstairs and sleep.”