Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Chapter 71

Alyssa felt her breathing stopped.

The bracelet was a gift from Newton, and Liana destroyed it. In an instant, fury surged throughout her veins. She had the urge to break every bone in Liana’s body.

“Liana Gardner!” Alyssa shrieked, her eyes red with anger.

Liana was frightened but regained her composure. “So what if I broke your bracelet? Only the two

of us are here. I can say you hurt me. Who do you think Jasper will believe?”

Liana smiled wickedly. She picked up a piece of the broken bracelet. Then, she extended her

delicate wrist.

Alyssa realized what was happening. She wanted to stop her. But it was too late.

Liana yelped, and Alyssa watched as she slit her wrist with the broken bracelet.

Perhaps it was her first time inflicting a wound, so she was able to avoid any major arteries. But

the cut was deep. Blood gushed out of her wound in an instant.

Even Liana was scared by her actions. But she knew if she were to play the victim, she had to

commit to her role fully. Otherwise, her injuries would be in vain. So, she cried and screamed

out

eyes as she picked up the broken bracelet pieces

held them dearly.

left the restroom, someone quietly pushed open

narrow gap.

and ran

auction had ended, and the guests were leaving the venue. Many people

her approach. They thought she

Sophie! Save me!” Liana shouted while

attention, just as

her and Jasper. She would ruin her reputation and make her into a

and rushed over. They screamed in panic

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My daughter, what happened to your hand? Who hurt you?”

and fear

performance was worthy of an

She

knew her daughter was going after the wicked

send her into a crying frenzy. She didn’t expect her

was becoming more and more like Sophia

innocent. She framed others by hurting herself. She had

and she almost succeeded. Time

White was a troublemaker. And they had

starting to take out their phones and record. She instantly became even more

with a blank face, and everyone around moved aside. It was as if a beam of sunlight had pierced the stormy

atmosphere that left