Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

"Everyone, please make sure that you've made a well-thought-out decision. You will no longer be part of The Ivory the moment you step out this door.

"From today onward, you cannot seek profit under the nof The Ivory. And you will no longer be under the organization's protection the moment you leave this place." Alyssa squinted. She rested her arms on the armrest gracefully. With a tap of her foot, she spun her chair around and faced them. "Gang life was never about violence. It's about knowing the ways of the world. I hope none of you assumed that your safety all these years was because people feared your names." Everyone in the group looked at one another.

A look of diffidence flashed across the eyes of a few division heads, whose divisions were not as big as Harry's.

"What are you trying to say, Ms. Alyssa? Are you threatening us?" Harry gave her a fierce stare.

"The Ivory is able to have business dealings and survive till today because my father has been supporting your organization behind the scenes. Yet, your naivety was telling you that all of you were the ones who built The Ivory's success. That's ridiculous, don't you think?" Everyone was dumbfounded.

from behind the

no longer wish to stay in The Ivory will also lose this support from the Taylor family. As for the drug that you rely on... Too bad." Alyssa's cold chuckle

half the tbecause of your distribution of illegal drugs? How are you going to continue running your businesses then? "He is a perfectionist. The moment he locks his eyes on his

at Alyssa, as if he was trying to tear her into pieces with his piercing

now. He

as much when they returned to their seats.

am well-respected in the underworld and also by Mr. Marc himself! ne "All these years, we have contributed more than enough to the Waters family. You claim that you spend ten million dollars a year to keep us afloat. But what we've given to the Waters

all, he knew that mentioning the ban on dog meat would rile the

go!" Even though three members had returned to their seats, five