Chapter 546 Was Brittany the little girl who brought him food back then?
Even if she didn't see Xavier this time, Brittany wouldn't give up.
She didn't expect that meeting Xavier would be even harder than she imagined.
Even if she had to block Xavier at the entrance of the neighborhood, she had memorized Xavier's license plate number after seeing it last time.
This time, when she saw Xavier's car coming out, Brittany stood directly in the middle of the road to stop it.
The driver slammed on the brakes and looked at Xavier, "Mr. Montgomery, why is there suddenly a woman here?"
Xavier narrowed his eyes, "Just throw her to the side."
The driver got out of the car and waved to the security guards nearby. Brittany wasn't inside the neighborhood just now, so the security guards couldn't do anything about her.
Now that the security guards saw the signal, they walked over.
The driver had been with Xavier for a long time and was a man of few words but ruthless actions.
"Throw her to the side."
Brittany didn't expect Xavier to be so cold. She struggled, "Xavier, I'm Brittany, I'm Grace's sister. I have something to talk to you about, it will only take a few minutes."
Xavier remained indifferent in the car. Of course, he knew this was Brittany.
But so what if it was Brittany? He didn't want to see anyone from the Lewis family.
"Ms. Lewis, you should go by yourself. Otherwise, it won't look good for us men to handle a girl." The security guards remembered that they had thrown this girl out just yesterday or the day before.
"Get out of the way, I want to see Xavier!"
"Xavier, what did my mom do wrong? Why are you treating her like this? She didn't kill anyone!" Brittany cried out for Taylor on purpose.
And today was Taylor's court date. For Brittany, there was no time left.
"Ms. Lewis, I think you should be at the court now, or find a better defense lawyer for your mother," the driver also said.
Brittany looked at Xavier in the car, "Xavier, let me see Grace. She can't be so heartless!"
"Ms. Lewis, please don't make things difficult for us," the security guards were really about to take action.
Brittany was waiting for them to take action so she could struggle.
"Let go of me, let go of me!" As Brittany struggled, something suddenly fell out.
She quickly picked it up and deliberately held it in her hand to see if it was broken.
Xavier's pupils contracted when he saw what Brittany was holding.
He pushed open the car door and walked quickly towards Brittany.
Before Brittany could put the crystal away, Xavier grabbed her wrist.
He stared at the item in Brittany's hand, his voice tense, "Where did you get this?"
"What do you mean where did I get it? You're hurting me," Brittany's plan succeeded, and she smiled slightly, but she looked extremely flustered on the surface.
"This crystal, where did you get it!" Xavier's eyes had a hint of red.
He snatched it from Brittany's hand and looked at the crystal. This was the one he had given away when he was a child. He would never mistake it; it was given to him by his mother.
The crystal wasn't particularly valuable, and rich people might not even look at it, but at the time, it was very precious to his mother.
There was a small crack in the middle, which happened when his mother accidentally dropped it when she gave it to him. Xavier had blamed himself for a long time.
Later, he gave this crystal to the little girl who brought him food.
Brittany said, "What are you doing? Of course, this is my crystal. It's been with me since I was a child, for over ten years."
Xavier looked at her in disbelief. Brittany said, "What? You don't believe me?"
"This crystal has always been with me. If you don't believe me, you can ask my classmates abroad. You don't think I stole it, do you?" Brittany pretended to be surprised.
Xavier's expression was very complicated. He asked, "Where did you get it?"
"Why should I tell you?"
"Tell me! Where did you get this crystal!" Xavier's emotions were getting intense.
Did Brittany pick it up, or did she steal it?
"This is mine, it's mine. Why should I tell you? It was given to me by someone when I was a child. I never saw that person, only knew he was in a walled area, seemed very pitiful, had no food to eat. I brought him food every day. On the last day, when I brought him food, he was gone, and there was only this crystal left in the lunchbox," Brittany described the situation at the time.
Although she wasn't the person involved, she could guess what it was like.
And on the last day, it was she who went. At that time, Xavier had already been taken away by Ryan and others. Grace had never even seen this crystal.
Xavier was stunned. Was she the little girl from back then?
She...
"What’s wrong?" Brittany asked, "Is there something wrong with this crystal?"
Xavier never expected that Brittany was the girl from back then. It was Brittany who brought him food for a week and kept him from starving to death.
And this crystal, had Brittany been carrying it with her all this time?
Was it really Brittany back then?
Xavier had a thought. Could the girl back then have been Grace?
Xavier didn't trust anyone from the Lewis family. What if Brittany bullied Grace and took Grace's things?
He took a photo of the crystal and sent it to Grace, "Do you recognize this?"
Grace quickly replied, "It looks a bit familiar. I think I've seen it before."
Xavier's heart skipped a beat. Could this be Grace's thing that Brittany took?
But Grace didn't have a strong impression and didn't remember?
"Think carefully," Xavier replied.
Grace thought hard and then said, "It looks a bit like Brittany's. I think I've seen it with her a couple of times."
Grace remembered seeing Brittany take it out when she was very young, but when she saw it, Brittany quickly put it away, as if afraid she would take it.
"Isn't this yours? Did she take it from you?" Xavier asked, still not reassured.
Grace shook her head, "No, I don't have such a thing. What's wrong? Did Brittany come to see you?"
Grace was sure it wasn't hers, but why was Xavier asking? What happened?
It seemed it really wasn't Grace's.
For some reason, Xavier felt a pang of discomfort in his heart.
He had put the crystal in the lunchbox. If it were Grace, she would have taken it, and she wouldn't think the crystal was Brittany's.
Could it be that the girl back then really wasn't Grace?
Why wasn't it Grace?
Xavier had remembered that girl for a long time, always thinking that when he had the ability, he would repay her kindness.
But Xavier never expected that this person would be Brittany.
Brittany knew her plan had succeeded. In Xavier's eyes, she must be the girl who brought him food back then.
This was a life-saving grace. How could Xavier not repay it?
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