Billionaire’s Second Chance Sweetheart

Ava grinned as she heard this.

When Goden Bran returned from work, Belli Tannu was there!

He grimaced at Belli Tannu and looked Ava. Seeing her peacefully talk with Belli Tannu, he became serious.

The food had been served, and he had returned. “Goden Bran, are we not going to lunch together?” Belli Tannu said.

Goden Bran gazed at Ava, who was occupied at the side, and said nothing for a long time. “Don’t wait for me,” he murmured, turning around.

He finished chatting and went up.

Belli Tannu was already uneasy as she watched him ascend the stairs. She was assisting to take the plates to the table when the plate dropped and clattered on the ground.

“Are you okay? Is it hot?” Ava said.

She examined Belli Tannu’s hand for scalds. “Does it hurt?” Ava shouted.

“Not terrible, my clothes were simply soiled; should I go get a change?”

Belli Tannu smiled. Ava went upstairs to clean up the debris…

“Ava Lins,” Grandma said,

“Go up and get Belli Tannu some clothing, she’s an outsider.”

“I know you believe in Belli Tannu, but even if they were up there, they couldn’t get near enough to each other to change clothing.

“Alright, fine, alright, I’ll go up now,” Ava Lins said, her grin slowly fading as she realized she had to stop what she was doing to put her grandma at rest.

Water splashing could be heard upstairs in the bathroom. Goden Bran heard the door open and assumed it was Ava.

“Ava, help me fetch a pair of pajamas,” he screamed from inside.

A knock came later. When he opened it, he was shocked to find Belli Tannu.

“Why?”

“So what you said to me was phony, what you said together was just a show, I genuinely believed you guys were nothing, but what about what I saw? Was it Ava Lins who handed you pajamas while I wasn’t around? “You sleep together?”

Her eyes welled up with tears.

Barely as he was going to explain, he heard a phone ring outside his door. Ava had just climbed the stairs when her phone called.

Ava pulled through the bedroom door as Goden Bran was going to lock the bathroom door hastily.

“Belli Tannu?”

“Belli Tannu, what’s wrong?”

“I’m alright,” Belli Tannu said.

She didn’t want Ava to ask any more questions, so she immediately shifted the subject: “Help me find some clothes, anything.”

Ava stopped asking and headed into the closet to fetch her clothing, when she saw Goden Bran’s clothes were torn up and scowled.

Why was his outfit a wreck today?

She didn’t know where Goden Bran’s pajamas were, so she rummaged about in the closet, adding to her annoyance.

How could Belli Tannu disbelieve her?

“Let’s go to the closet to change,” she grinned after packing things.

“Ava, have you ever considered about finding another man?” Belli Tannu said, not in a rush to change”

“Why are you now asking?” Ava joked.

“You can’t possibly stop seeking for me for the rest of your life, right? I don’t want you to be alone forever. ”

Goden Bran’s love would never stop as long as Ava Lins remained alone.

Even if they divorced, she was anxious about staying beneath the eaves for her grandma.

“It’s alright ,” Ava sighed. Are you with me? ”

“I’m not with you. “I’m engaged.”

“You’re married?””

Ava Lins was stunned; her closest friend was getting married and she hadn’t spoken a thing to her.

Belli Tannu chuckled and nodded, but a succession of urgent taps on the door halted her.

When Goden Bran exited the restroom and opened the door, the servant murmured hurriedly, “Mr. “Goden Bran, Mrs. says she’s not feeling well; you two should go down and see.”

As his heart sank, he rushed downstairs, Ava followed after.

Grandma was indeed laying on the couch, her face pallid and her lips twitching.

“Grandmother, what’s wrong?” Ava said, terrified.

“A little uneasy.”

Ava clutched her grandmother’s hand and felt it chilly sweating; Goden Bran, who was nearby, got out his phone and dialed 911.

The ambulance roared and rushed through the streets.

After her grandmother was taken, Ava felt her grandma’s hand go disturbingly cold.

Waiting was frequently difficult.

Seconds went by.

Suddenly, her hand was clenched.

When Ava turned her head to look at him, she noticed him gently bending his head and fiercely pursing his lips, which made her heart hurt for him.

She didn’t let go of his hand this time.

Belli Tannu ran over, not expecting to see such a spectacle.

What did you give Grandma?

Her heart ached.

But she could only gaze, clenching her hands and letting that hard fingernail dig into her palm.

The door slowly opened.

“Doctor, how did Grandmother suddenly become so serious?” Ava said, shaking off the doctor’s fingers.

“You still have the guts to ask?” the doctor sneered. How can you ignore an elderly man? ”

“How can you give her cancer medications at random?”

“You mean Grandma took the incorrect medicine?” Ava asked. “I clearly separated the components…”

What does she give? She paid close heed to her grandmother’s medication.

“Do better next time.”He finished his speech and walked away.

Ava gazed at Goden Bran, his eyes full of distrust.

“You gave Grandma?”

He spoke harshly, as though confident she had given his grandma something she shouldn’t have.

Goden Bran was enraged since his grandma was his most significant family member. He couldn’t be courteous to her when he realized it was her fault his grandmother almost died.

“I put Grandma’s medication away, so how can I combine it?” Ava said, her voice shaking.

“Why is Grandma inside?”

. Grandma is a patient! She can’t stand even the tiniest amount of carelessness!

He had seen her preoccupied and absent-minded countless times, and she had no clue where her soul had gone while the pot was burning!

She’d been out of her head lately!

His grandma wouldn’t have gotten the incorrect prescription if she hadn’t thrown the tablets together carelessly!

He had not expected her to be so irresponsible!

The enraged roar blamed. Even if there were hundreds of complaints, Ava could not speak.

He would never strive to believe her, to trust her right away.

Too many aches and frustrations flooded her heart, and she feared crying like a kid if she remained any longer. Ava Lins left.