Can’t Win Me Back

Alyssa's heart pounded fiercely.

Damien had never liked the sea.

He found its vastness and mystery unsettling, always leaving him feeling inexplicably depressed.

He preferred towering mountains, enjoying the thrill of climbing to their peaks and their majestic view.

Ironically, he lost his life to the sea, dying in a manner he had always dreaded.

Additionally, Damien disliked eating fish, finding the process of removing bones tedious.

Yet, whenever Alyssa had fish, he would patiently and carefully remove all the bones for her.

He had got to be Damien.

He must be.

"Damien! I'm Lyse.

Don't you recognize me? Damien!" With tears in her eyes, Alyssa called out to him repeatedly to jog his memory.

"You've got the wrong person, Ms.

Alyssa." Remy couldn't care less.

He even felt that she was being noisy.

I am an orphan.

I am on my own, so I don't even have siblings.

"Mr.

facing the sea

You should get Ms.

Jameson tasked his people to take Alyssa back to her

dining room, the two men, with vastly different dispositions,

gusto while Jameson, sitting across from him, looked pale

to come from

you get married." When Remy finished his meal, he straightened his back and picked up a napkin to wipe

exuded the air of a nobleman

"If you and Ms.

place." With a gloomy gaze, Jameson asked, "And if we can't?" Remy lowered his eyes, remaining silent as he took

my fiancée away from me and

won't you?" Jameson's shoulders shook slightly

you truly love

as you claim, this is probably the

Remy stood up abruptly.

"If you and Ms.

wife, you can forget what I

Mr.

to both of you." With that, he turned

watched his tall, proud figure, still carrying the remnants of his dashing demeanor as

Jameson was stunned.

a sudden, it all became clear to

man, skilled at manipulating people based

here as a backup plan and to

she still contemplate running away with a "Damien" like this by her side? Would she still want to escape? Jasper and the Taylors searched tirelessly throughout Kontina for five

his resources to support

they surveyed the islands, large and small, searching for any

night fell,

search for people, and wild animals posed a constant

The situation was perilous.