Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Chapter 308

“Grandpa, how are you feeling these days? Let me know if something doesn’t feel right.”

Jasper knelt on one knee by Newton’s wheelchair and glanced up at his grandfather. His eyes were clear, bright, and reminiscent of his teenage years.

He further suggested, “Why don’t you move back to Seaview Manor? That way, Mrs. Rosie and I can better look after you.”

“Why would I? Your dad and his wretched wife will only shave years off my life!”

The thought of Sophia gave Newton a headache. He let out an exasperated sigh. “I have sworn not to move back until Javier divorces that woman. I’m fine here. The secret to longevity is to keep them out of sight anyway!”

Jasper flashed a bitter smile. He felt helpless in front of his stubborn grandfather.

“This villa was home to Mr. Newton and Madam Doris. He’s unwilling to leave because it feels and reminds him of Madam Doris,” the thoughtful Ben explained with a smile.

“Ben, I am increasingly senile, I think. Sometimes, I am delusional.”

Newton turned around and stared at the backyard in a daze. “I once saw Doris singing and tending to the

flowers in the backyard. She even smiled at me when I walked up to her.”

Madam Doris must have sensed

reluctant to leave and chooses to stay by your side,” Ben

hung his head with guilt. Newton and Doris

him hope for a loyal relationship. Hence, he had an obsession

They were

talk about. Most of the time, he was

been led astray by his desperation to be loved and his fear of losing everything he worked for. In the

foolish I’ve

sorry.” His lashes fluttered as he

and guilt. He sighed and patted Jasper on the shoulder. “Jasper, you were just

1/2

one difference between us-I was luckier than you in that I fell in love with

“Grandpa, I …”

to marry Alice. Nothing good comes from force. From now on, you and Alice should

in a tough place, forcing her

match for Alice. Since I have too much time on my hands, I’ll bring her on blind dates when

on pause after the divorce.

Mr. Newton,” Ben responded, seemingly amused