Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Landon spent a single, sleepless night at the hospital. He worked tirelessly, making phone calls to arrange a press conference and contacting renowned psychiatrists and psychologists worldwide, all to secure the best treatment for Lauren.

Cornelius, however, seemed determined to overwhelm Landon. He disregarded Landon's well-being and dumped nearly all the company's affairs on him. Jordan could only watch helplessly, on the verge of tears.

The next morning, while receiving an IV drip, Landon received a call from Angelina. Upon hearing that Lauren was more stable, he yanked the needle out immediately. Then, he got up and headed out the door as he threw on his black coat.

"Jordan, get the car!"

"Mr. Landon, waiting for the medication to finish wouldn't delay your visit!" Jordan exclaimed.

Landon's suffering was evident. He'd lost a significant amount of weight in just two or three days, and it pained Jordan to see him like that.

"I'll be fine," Landon replied tersely, already stepping out the door. His demeanor was resolute yet desolate. In a hoarse and desperate voice, he added, "Nothing is more important than seeing my wife."

pulled into the Crescent Bay courtyard.

him. "Mr. Landon, Ms. Lauren

was gentle. There wasn't a single hint

was enough to immerse him in fond memories. "Really? My wife...

a breakfast person. I have to coax her out of bed to have breakfast. I'd keep her company until she finished before heading

very thoughtful of you, Mr. Landon. Thank you for looking after Ms. Lauren all

struck Landon. Ben's words felt

by her side, looking after her. She's doing very well now, so you needn't worry. The weather

now.

Landon grabbed Ben's arm and looked at him anxiously. His lips were dry. He opened his mouth to speak, but in

hesitation, he said in a hoarse voice, "May I see Lauren? I