Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

"Madam fell in love with you at first sight?" Xavier's eyes widened. He was burning with curiosity.

Jasper had a dull look in his eyes. He poured some wine for himself to drink. This was meant to be fine wine that tasted rich and sweet. However, he could only taste a burning bitterness at the back of his throat as he drank it.

"It's a pity that we can never go back in time. I cannot become the one who falls in love with her first.

This will be something that I regret in my entire life."

There was something else he regretted. His greatest regret of all was that he had caused Alyssa to lose the child that she longed for. She lost the child that was most precious to her. And in that, she had lost the chance to become a mother.

Jasper let out a heavy sigh. It almost felt like it even hurt to breathe. "I will do my best to make her happy. I'm just not sure if I will be able to do it well."

After all, happiness was subjective. It would only count if the other party felt satisfied.

"Mr. Beckett, out of everyone I've met, you are well and truly the person who loves most deeply. You and Madam are the kindest and most soft-hearted people I've ever met."

As Xavier uttered those words, he was reminded of the look in Maggie's clear eyes when she was on the brink of tears. Each time he saw her like that, his heart broke for her.

the both of you can become the comfort for each other's souls. I also hope that you can

had nothing but his looks before he fell

and exhausted all the time. It

of Alyssa, and the thought of her made

to worry about me. I have found my happiness. My greatest joy is being able to stay by Lyse's

softly and said, "That's enough about me. Let's talk

I really

felt his chest tighten. He laughed, "Today is Maggie's birthday. I brought fresh flowers and a present to

his brow

someone was when he started going to university. He had a crush on the woman for four years. After she graduated, she got married and started a family

Xavier, on the other hand, had

his very first time pursuing

his current love

but not my

throbbed. He tightened his grip on his glass and said, "Mr. Beckett, am I really such a useless

her place of residence. I was even prejudiced against her. I thought that only vain women would end up working at that sort of place. How could I have thought that? What do I have? Why did I put myself on that