Chapter 115

Seeing that Brandon remained silent, Giselle sighed, "Sometimes, mental abuse is worse than physical abuse. You don't know women. Maybe you think you have given her whatever she wanted and that is enough. But that's not what women want. I am a woman. Therefore, I naturally understand Savanna. She was sensible and did things appropriately. Plus, every time she saw you, her eyes shone. This is why I chose her to be your wife in the first place." Then Giselle's expression turned from calmness into grief and indignation. "Since I don't have a happy marriage, I thought it would be nice if you had. But I never thought that things would end up like this. I hate Harris' guts, but I also love him a lot. To me, Harris is like a dream unreachable to me. I saw myself in Savanna. That was why I tried every means to stop you and Winnie. What you have toward Winnie isn't love at all. It's guilt. You felt guilty for her lost legs. Therefore, you protected her so well, which hurt Savanna b