Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Chapter 2432

"Sir!" Sheryl shouted.

She was just about to get to Justin's side when two shots were fired near her feet. Screaming, she dropped to her knees, threw her arms over her head, and scurried under the table like a terrified animal.

The air in the room grew heavy with menace.

Justin, known as the devil of the night, was a man who thrived on chaos. His power and influence stretched across continents, and he'd faced countless threats without flinching.

But as his visitor approached, an unfamiliar dread coiled in his chest. His hands gripped the couch's armrests so tightly that his knuckles turned white. The terror was suffocating.

"Get out, all of you," the man commanded, his voice cold and sharp.

The man remained fixated solely on Justin while Justin's guests fled in terror.

"Help! Somebody!" Sheryl screamed, her voice muffled as she cowered under the table.

come. Outside, the

the glass. Shards rained down on Sheryl, cutting into her face, arms, and legs. Blood seeped from the

suppressed the urge to cry out, fearing the

between them. His instinct to flee kicked in, but a powerful kick sent him and

his chest as he doubled over in pain, his face pale and

barrel pressed

The truth was, he had already suspected their identity the moment they stepped through

"Why, Axel... Mr. Axel."

that," Axel growled. "I'm just a man on the edge,

tore off his black mask, revealing his face. His fury burned brighter now that he stood face-to-face with Justin. "You fucking cripple. Give me

nearly stopped. Listening from her hiding spot, she realized Axel had come for them far sooner than expected. And

Amber had suffered unspeakable torment under her control-he would surely exact a vengeance beyond imagining. The notion

His dark, wicked eyes betrayed nothing. "I don't know what you're

filth you've been hiding." Axel leveled the gun directly between Justin's eyes, his gaze cold and unrelenting. "I'll ask you

could finish his sentence, a deafening bang erupted near his ear, leaving him reeling. The pain was excruciating, as though