Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Chapter 684

Jasper was taken aback, his arms still in midair. He had wanted to comfort Alyssa with a hug.

“I only wanted to…”

“I said, stay out of this!” Alyssa had no patience to deal with him further. She stormed away from him, still

on her phone, and slammed the door as she walked out.

The warmth and tenderness Jasper had so achingly wished for disappeared just like that. Their shared

moment from earlier burst, just like a short-lived bubble floating up into the sky.

Alyssa didn’t take the antique Jasper had given her. To her, family was the most important thing right now.

Sadness filled Jasper’s chest, making his heart twinge in pain.

But now wasn’t the time to be depressed. He quickly recovered and left the room.

“Mr. Beckett, I just saw Madam leave looking absolutely pissed. Did you upset her?” Xavier asked

worriedly, a sliver of blame in his eyes. After all, his boss had always been known to get on Alyssa’s wrong

side.

“Something’s happened to Madam Lyla,” Jasper said, his gaze dark.

No wonder there was some commotion downstairs!” Xavier quickly took out his

news online.

Jasper the

video that played on Xavier’s phone. Narrowing his eyes, he snatched

to take a closer

was blurry.

standing onstage while she shakily covered her legs. A clear liquid

shrieks and gasps of shock, followed by countless snapshots

wolves jumping upon

Nelson’s biggest fan. She told me about how Lyla’s reputation got

and how she even pissed herself onstage during TS

broadcast,”

internet wasn’t as powerful back then as

then capable of taking videos, so the news didn’t spread as rampantly as

mother had attended the broadcast in person, being a fan and all, so she had seen the incident

firsthand.”

more

like urinary incontinence in public was worse than a death sentence for someone like Lyla, who had been the number one celebrity actress loved and adored by countless people nationwide.

went on to say, “My mother also said that the

day. You could get

single shred of news

who had bought all the papers, but they

exactly who had done that

power and influence could force the entire country’s media outlets