Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

"Lyse...?" Colene was floored to see Alyssa's sudden appearance.

Colene was a strong woman who would not even shed a tear even if she was shot three times. At this moment, she was moved to tears to see her savior descending from heaven.

The senior gang members only felt that Alyssa looked somewhat familiar.

Most of them were boorish men who mingled in the underworld. They wouldn't have had a chance to cin contact with a daughter of a wealthy family like Alyssa. Even if they met her, they would only presthat she was an immature woman with her looks.

Sof them even started laughing as if she were a joke.

Colene clenched her hands into angry fists. She hit the roof! She didn't mind if others laughed at her. But if they looked down upon Alyssa, she would show them who the boss was! That said, Alyssa didn't give Colene a chance to react. With a frigid look in her eyes, she walked calmly toward the man who called Colene a troublemaker.

in her pants pocket, seemingly relaxed; with her

gasped in shock. Following that

He looked like a mess, and his scalp felt like it was burning! "You were the one who said that women were troublemakers, weren't you?" Alyssa crossed her arms in front of her chest. She curled her lips and gave off an air of arrogance. "Not only are women troublemakers, we are also merciless when we're triggered. So, this is a reminder to you. Remember-never anger a woman ever again." The

that heir fellow gang member had been Issaulted by a woman. Each of hem slammed on the table and stood to their feet. They glared iercely at Alyssa, who still had a alm

you cfrom?" The man removed the casserole on his head and smashed it on the floor. Without waiting for Alyssa

to so much as touch her, I will cafter you even before Mr. Winston does!" Everyone was

man, who was covered in stew, shuddered. He

spilled all over the table and the floor. Naturally, it splashed all

down. Let's get on with the meeting." Although succinct, her words were full of intimidation! After such an upheaval, the senior members lost their appetite. They assumed their seats in an annoyed and unserious