Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Alyssa and Jasper exchanged a look of astonishment.

They had always thought Aidan's arrogance and boasting would lead to his downfall eventually, but they hadn't expected it to happen so soon.

"Cyrus, did your people follow Aidan to find this out?" Alyssa asked curiously.

"No, we received an anonymous tip that led us to Aidan's stash of illegal drugs in a warehouse. But that's not all. We also found two bodies of the Ivory Gang members on a Lovelace Group's cargo ship near that warehouse."

The couple's eyes widened in shock.

"The bodies were frozen, so they were well-preserved and hadn't decomposed. They were likely trying to use the ship to smuggle the bodies out of the country. After all, Solana City is filled with our surveillance. It's hard to dispose of two bodies here."

Cyrus's voice dropped, sounding more serious. "We performed autopsies immediately. As expected, both bodies died from drug overdoses."

Jasper frowned. His eyes deepened with thought.

"Cyrus, your team has been tailing Aidan for over a month, and there's been no sign of activity from him. But someone suddenly pops up with critical information about his drug stash."

Group's ship nearby? This all feels too coincidental. It seems like someone is setting this up." "Lyse, the coincidences are hard to ignore. But one

currently the biggest illegal drug supplier we've found in Solana City. We've not only busted their operation, but the warehouse staff and Aidan's secretary have

any involvement in the murders or hiding the bodies. They said that they

something off in his tone and couldn't help but

was a part of the

fully separate those ties. Moreover, Joseph was Cyrus' uncle, and

know what you're concerned about.

I'm just worried about my mom. She acts indifferent to her family, but deep down, she doesn't want to see them

situation. Despite leaving the Lovelaces,

is kind-hearted. After all, the Lovelaces raised her, and she was once

media has already

el

police will release official statement soon. The higher-ups are very serious about cracking down on illegal drugs. This is really bad

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