Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Chapter 2393 1

Silence filled Alyssa's office.

Since the incident that led to Jonah and Julien's heartbreaking breakup, everyone had avoided mentioning Julien, even though the sorrow of it lingered like a heavy shadow.

Alyssa had suggested the second option because she believed Julien might be the key to tuming the tide in their favor. But where was Julien now?

After the fallout, he had disfigured himself, consumed by hatred toward Jonah, and left without hesitation. Would he return? Could they even find him?

"Let's try to think of something else," Cyrus said, shaking his head dejectedly. He understood Jonah's situation all too well.

"I'll go look for him." Jonah closed his eyes briefly, and when he opened them, they glistened with unshed tears. The redness in his gaze betrayed his heartbreak. "Some of my former subordinates are still in Mosgravia. I'll contact them for help. I'll find Julien, even if it means sacrificing sleep and meals. No matter what it takes, I'll bring him back."

Silas and Cyrus exchanged a glance, their hearts heavy as they took in Jonah's grief.

people from KS Group to Mosgravia to assist in the search. The longer this drags on, the more

She looked at Cyrus with a serious expression. "I might need your help next, Cyrus. Your policing abilities will

to leap into action. "Don't worry about troubling me. Just

and his personal life. Find

blinked, but he quickly caught on. A faint smile tugged at his lips. "I see what

"Dr. Bender went against his professional ethics, revealing a patient's treatment records to another party without permission. He risked his career by crossing Jasper. This tells us one

fierce gleam flashed in her eyes. "Justin

but hasn't he considered that we Taylors are backing Jasper? If he crosses Jasper, our family can crush him. How could he not know

sound less like a prosecutor

the table. "Look at what Jasper's going through!

I'd pounce on Justin and rip his head

exchange lightened the mood in the room. After all, status and authority were fleeting. What mattered