Can’t Win Me Back

Chapter 70

In the past, Alyssa was smart yet innocent to the ways of the world, smooth and cunning but still retained her naivety. She was always cherished by the Taylor family and never bothered to resort to such schemes.

However, after marrying into the Beckett family and leaving Jasper, her mind was corrupted with conspiracies and schemes. She remembered when the “Crimson Heart” necklace was brought on stage and how broken Jasper looked. At that moment, she felt like she had gone too far.

In reality, she could have simply ignored the necklace. There was no need to humiliate Jasper at the auction to this extent. But she couldn’t let it go.

It wasn’t that she was resentful because of the divorce from Jasper. She had come to terms with the fact that the love she had pursued for thirteen years was dead.

Her unwillingness stemmed from Jasper’s foolishness. Why couldn’t he see the truth about the person he loved? She silently swore she would never meddle in their relationship again.

Alyssa felt a sharp pang in her heart and smiled bitterly. This would be the last time; she would no longer get involved in Jasper and Liana’s mess.

Suddenly, the restroom door was kicked open with a loud bang. Alyssa remained composed as she glanced coldly at the intruder.

It was Liana.

lifted her heavy dress with raging

“Alice! You wretched woman!”

years of openly and privately insulting me?” Alyssa retorted coldly. She wasn’t in the slightest

the necklace Jasper gave me in the

but tripped over her skirt. She almost

was caught off guard momentarily. And

the necklace for charity. What are you talking about? Liana, you really shouldn’t point your fingers at others.” Alyssa

Alyssa feared she might

such lowly methods to humiliate me and Jasper because you can’t win him over! You’re trying to

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anymore. You sold it to a pawn shop. So, it’s no longer yours. You have no say in who buys it or how they handle it. If you’re angry,

others.”

no longer interested in wasting words with Liana, and tried to

a despicable and hypocritical woman. If it weren’t for Jasper,