Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Alyssa heard the sounds of sighs all around her.

She lifted her long lashes. Her eyes met with Jasper's densely dark eyes. She had already been enveloped in his arms. She shuddered as she felt the temperature of her skin rise slowly.

She could feel his warm breath on the tip of her nose. He looked down at her with a deep gaze.

He interlocked his fingers with hers quite stubbornly. Gracefully, he lifted his right arm and placed his left arm around her waist.

She could feel his moist palm on her slender waist, which was almost soaking the thin fabric of her outfit. He caressed her, getting a feel of the dainty waistline that was so attractive to him.

Alyssa's back was stiff while he whirled around carefreely.

Alyssa was someone who knew how to dance. However, at that moment, her entire body was numb. Her breathing was shallow as she tried her best to follow his dance steps.

Her clumsy movements made Jasper smile. His heart fluttered.

"What ... What are you doing?"

Jasper leaned into her ear and whispered through his thin lips, "Were you going to dance with that wolf if I hadn't appeared?" His breath was deep.

Alyssa bit her red lips shyly. Her cheeks blushed pink, and she replied, "Aren't I dancing with a wolf right now?"

wolf—one that would eat you

back and turned around, almost

voice, he said, "Pay attention, Lyse. You should only fix your eyes on

figures became a sight that made everyone in the banquet hall gasp in awe.

the only one who matched up to Jasper

their defeat, with Zoe

her ears. Her eyes reddened with hatred, but all she could

fuming after he had been interrupted. He was

brought walked over He said in a low and polite tone "Mr

Harper as your dance partner if you

consideration of the status of everyone here, she matches up to your level. Even though she isn't as good-looking as Ms. Alyssa, she will certainly not embarrass

a turkey with cheap makeup? I'd rather

no interest in Zoe at all. So,

by Jasper suddenly, Tatiana was left alone. She didn't quite

alone, the men

they saw a figure limping toward

that David from

a while since he came out. I thought