Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Chapter 44

The drama ended with Jasper promising not to meddle in the Gardner Group’s business.

After Sophia and Javier left, Newton looked around at the mess in anger. “What a shame! All the men in our family just have to fall for those scheming Gardner women!”

Jasper bent down to pick up the things on the floor while his mind spun. Could someone have replaced Jonah at the meeting in Yoarkley?

But he knew his father wouldn’t have recognized the wrong person. They had fought twice at a shopping mall. There was no way Newton could have been mistaken unless he was showing early signs of dementia.

Jasper picked up a hand fan and asked, “Grandpa, is this yours?” Newton sighed and said, “Just look at me. I must have lost my senses in anger. Bring it to me.”

Newton’s gaze softened, and he said, “Alice made me this fan herself. The patterns and calligraphy are all her own work.”

Alice knew calligraphy? She also knew how to draw?

to respond. When she was with him, she was disciplined

play the piano, dance, and sing. Besides being gentle, obedient, and pretty, Alice had no other

exuded confidence now. And her previously unknown abilities

he did not deserve her at her best, but Jonah did? So she didn’t love him, but was only fulfilling her duties – as his wife to

time, Alice would visit me every weekend and sometimes go for a walk with me. Other times, she would accompany me in the study for the entire afternoon,

she put pen to paper, I could tell she had more than ten years of experience. She

than that decadent Gardner girl. But alas, you’re blinded by love and can’t tell

and beautifully written prose on

Her writing and style looked identical to the calligraphy

Alyssa was in charge of. He also recalled hearing Alice’s footsteps in

were one and the same person, right? How

in Belbanks, Jonah had just returned from a business trip in Yoarkley. He was having a

was good at everything but was too religious. No amount of

this.” Winston took a sip of red wine and savored its taste. “Don’t you always advocate dealing with problems peacefully? Why did you use such