Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Outside Heightsnew Villa, the night wind rustled as Jameson stood alone in the darkness, waiting for the person he had been thinking about incessantly to appear.

After what seemed like an eternity, the gates opened.

Alyssa was wearing only a thin, light blue dress. With sharp eyes, she approached him with determined steps.

"Lyse." Jameson's eyes gleamed with joy.

Seeing Alyssa dressed so lightly, he quickly took off his suit jacket, intending to drape it over her shoulders.

His eyes were filled with concern as he said, "Lyse, why didn't you wear more? It's cold tonight. You'll catch a cold."

"Don't touch me!" Alyssa narrowed her eyes as she abruptly stepped back.

It was as if the man in front of her was a venomous scorpion or a viper, ready to spit venom at her at any moment.

Jameson's arms hung awkwardly in the air. His already fair complexion turned even paler.

"Jameson, don't push your luck."

Alyssa's eyes burned with hatred. The words forced out through clenched teeth were ruthless. "I came out to see you just to see how despicable and shameless you can be.

I wouldn't know who was behind Jonah and Jul's relationship exposure? Did

his voice turned hoarse with a slight tremor,

had nothing to do with what happened to Jonah this time. I only found out about everything from the

from his lips. He had lied so much

harm Jonah? I'm already the president of Schmidt Group. I've got what I wanted.

the motive. He was desperate to bring down Jonah

on a mocking smile. "Jameson, have

Jameson was momentarily stunned.

your family has nothing

with fury, as if her whole body were

if you lay a finger on my family or my loved ones, I'll remember everything. One day, I'll make you pay for it in full. I'll make you suffer. I'll

you suffer more than death". These cruel and heartless words were as damaging to Jameson as the most

gaze seemed to shred apart his refined and dignified facade along

brief pain, Jameson

had given all her love to

having half of her heart. It was undeniable that he held an irreplaceable position in her heart—a fact she couldn't deny, no matter

strange tenderness welled up in his bloodshot eyes. Suddenly, he opened his arms,

she tried

of uncontrollable nausea swept over