Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Chapter 56

Rosie was taken aback. She couldn’t believe Jasper didn’t see through the cunning girl’s pathetic act. He was indeed a fool.

At this moment, Jasper picked up a black umbrella. His face was calm as he pushed the door open.

“Hey! Mr. Jasper!” Rosie anxiously called out.

Jasper continued to walk out with the umbrella. Rosie was so frustrated she stomped her foot.

Outside the door, Liana sat helplessly in the rain, unable to hold on any longer. But as soon as she saw Jasper walking toward her, she became overjoyed. She turned on her charm and pitifully wept as she collapsed forward.

Jasper’s eyebrows furrowed. He walked up to her. He held the umbrella over her while using the other hand to forcefully lift her from the ground. His demeanor was firm and adamant, so she could not break free even if she wanted to.

“Jasper …” Liana murmured, then threw herself into his embrace.

Just moments ago, she seemed frail. But now, she miraculously revived in his presence. She wrapped her arms tightly around his sturdy waist and leaned against his chest.

heart, and he spoke softly, “You have a weak body. Staying under the rain will make

do this. I just wanted to see you. Why won’t you meet me?” Liana raised her pale and miserable face, her gaze filled with panic and confusion. “Jasper … do you no longer love me? Lately, you’ve been cold toward me.

“You’ve seen me now, so you can rest assured. Go home and

brother, okay?” Liana realized he was becoming impatient, and her face flushed with anxiety. She put down

brother is about to be sentenced! No lawyer in Solana City dared to defend him because of the Taylor family’s power and influence. They have gone too far and are pushing the Gardner family to the edge! Jasper, you must help us! My family is almost bankrupt.

cold and firm, his tall

man until he turned thirty, even if it meant hurting another woman who deeply loved him, and even if it meant bearing the

resolute when it came to official matters. The Gardner family committed a crime, and he showed no mercy. He was as cold

when negotiating on behalf of the Gardner family and how he used the issue with the

brother is the one who brought this upon himself. I suggest he confess and seek a lighter sentence. That’s the right thing to do. As for the Gardner family, your family should reflect on their mistakes. One rotten apple spoils the bunch. Even if I were to give you another

she was dumbfounded. She had thought that by crying and acting miserable, Jasper

wrong this time. Jasper used to be lenient with her because she hadn’t crossed

wouldn’t show mercy even to

the driver to lock the doors. He

then did he sigh a

the rain with the black umbrella for a long time, remembering the disappointed look in Alice’s eyes. There was