Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Chapter 919

Sophia and Betty received news of the shooting incident and Nina’s death. After learning that Alyssa and Sean were hospitalized and the police were searching for Jeffrey, they became frightened and anxious.

“Mom, w-what do we do? Ah- Betty was cut off when Sophia glared at her and slapped her across her

sweaty face.

Betty stumbled, colliding with the coffee table. She winced in pain. For someone who never lifted a finger in her daily life, Sophia sure was fierce when punishing her own daughter.

Betty’s face swelled instantly. Clutching her cheek, she sobbed vehemently, casting resentful glares at

Sophia through her messy locks.

“You good–for–nothing! Did I ever tell you to meddle in this affair? I asked you and Jeff to get rid of that

maid, but I never wanted Alyssa dead!” Sophia hissed.

Despite burning in rage, Sophia had to keep her voice low

She continued harshly reprimanding, “Don’t you know Alyssa is Winston Taylor’s beloved daughter? She’s

also Newton’s favorite and the woman of Jasper’s dreams.

“Why would you make a move on her at such a time? Don’t drag me into the mess!”

mom! Do you understand?”

a rare opportunity and that Alyssa wouldn’t bring along security when

would have been a piece of

wouldn’t have had to worry about that

did you successfully kill Alyssa? No! And Jeff

urge to tear into her foolish daughter. Trembling with

in a

Tristan the next day. It was too hard for her

the help of drugs.

Ronald, and now I’ve lost Jeff as well. It’s all your fault that I

wanted him to attack Lyla because you were pissed off at that

had nothing to do

her wrongs but refused to accept unjust

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to count her lucky stars that Ronald hadn’t disclosed the truth about

Jeffrey, who was now wanted nationwide and was being hunted

buckle under the pressure and rather

then, her phone rang, startling

hands. Noticing that the call was from

answering

was greeted with silence. She cautiously inquired, “Jeff, is

tone that was further distorted by a poor signal.