Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

"Fine. Let's have a discussion, then." With a flat expression, Landon instructed, "Jordan, get the document."

"Sure, Mr. Landon." Jordan grabbed the share transfer agreement from his bag and handed it to Preston. "Mr. Preston, please sign the agreement."

Glaring at the writing, Preston could no longer humble himself. Punching the ground, he growled, "Landon Harper, you're looting a burning house! This is daylight robbery!"

"Yes. So what?" A grin played on Landon's lips, but his eyes remained impassive. The duality of him sent a chill down Preston's spine.

Landon added, "This is nothing compared to what you've done to Lauren. Anyway, I'll try my best to catch up to you. The younger generation has to do better, don't you think?"

Preston scowled, and the corners of his lips twitched. He could not possibly sign the agreement, as that would mean a complete separation from the Harper Group. Without any shares to his name, he would not stand a chance of making a comeback. It was a fate worse than death!

"Landon Harper, you're not a gang leader anymore. You're the president of Harper Group, yet you break the law. Do you want to lose your preside—"

he noticed the glimmer of a blade in his face.

Jordan, and the rest of

Landon was the one they knew better—a man of action who did

into a human being with feelings and emotions. However, Preston had

now. Uncle Preston, thanks

hand for wiping your ass when you

Bentley. Angelina and the others retreated, leaving silently like how

for what you put me through today!1 After Preston was taken to the hospital, two men showed up at the underground parking of The Millennium with buckets and mops to clean up the mess. They did their work speedily, and soon,

she watched the security footage she had edited.

the door. She hurriedly shut her laptop and answered

scene per your orders." A good-looking security guard stood at the door. He addressed her with

pulled him into the room and