Can’t Win Me Back

Chapter 189

Jasper peered at the stage, but Alyssa had long left. He could only frown, brows knit together in focus.

The wall stall were busying about in the kitchen when a simply–clad maid slipped into the room. Betty had gotten through to her, so she W4s prepared to do her dirty work for her.

the bed away from the cameras and took out the vials Betty had given her before adding them to two champagne glasses. She then topped it off with champagne.

One for Mr Tanah Taylor and the other for Mr. Landon Harper. Do you understand? You have to make sure he drinks It.”

That was the instruction Belly had given her.

uld be the maid’s golden licket to being rich. She was determined not to mess up.

Hight after she finished topping the drinks, the urge to go to the restroom hit her like a pillow to the face. She quickly ran off, leaving the glasses unattended

Just then, a woman in a white cotton dress snuck into the kitchen. She was the Beckett family’s fourth child, Lauren Beckelt.

like eyes peered carefully at her surroundings, ensuring no one was around before she chugged down one of the glasses of

in her family, Lauren had a drinking problem. She often snuck into the cellar and kitchen in the wee hours of The morning to drink her fill. Right now,

She burped slightly and smacked

left the scene before anyone

front of

no appetite whatsoever, even as countless delicious dishes were served as the evening went

“You’re truly blessed to be married to a woman such as Alice White! I hope you appreciate her and love her with all your heart. She deserves

I’ll treat her like a queen every single day of my

throat, then gave the man his name card. “This is my card, and there’s my phone

acquaintance, Mr. Taylor.”

know who you are, Mr. Harper. We can

about me. I’m interested in Alice, too,”

hand around his

Jonah seemed unperturbed. “Oh?”

has a long list of admirers. If you lose feelings or

It didn’t look

reminder. But I’m sure

stand it anymore. He

these two men hadn’t mentioned his name once, it felt like they were throwing sarcastic jabs at him non–stop.

sit through

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