Can’t Win Me Back

Despite possessing tremendous willpower, the sensation felt like living hell to Jasper.

"Do you know what this is?" Rio questioned.

Jasper asked in a low voice, "What is it?"

"It is known as Crystal Ice," Rio explained. "It's a new type of drug, currently the most addictive and lethal on the market."

Jasper's pupils constricted, and his breathing became uneven. "What is it again?"

"Mr. Beckett, now that we have concrete evidence, there's no need to continue this charade in front of me, is there? *Rio stated, standing before Jasper and studying him with a frigid gaze. "Come clean with us. Don't waste our time or yours. You're the president of a corporation; I know your time is precious.

"This is your first offence, so you won't receive a severe sentence. You should take responsibility for your actions. Don't dwell on it."

Jasper lowered his eyes, a frown deepening on his face. Zealous balls of rage burned in his eyes.

Sheryl had given him those pills. In other words, Justin had instructed her to do so.

Justin had never intended to cure him from the very start. Instead, he was ensnaring him in drug use. Justin had made him engage with the devil, then lured him down into hell little by

moment, his temples began throbbing unexpectedly, and

the door to the interrogation room

a handsome man in a suit walk in. In a deep and confident voice, the man announced, "I am Mr.

at Steven in

criminal justice system. This was Steven Lynch, the former reputable

quivering. Cold sweat beaded on

a judge for a long while. I am now simply your attorney, Mr.

Of course you'd be able

in a different position, my perspective has changed. As an attorney, I

to Jasper. Their eyes met, and he leaned into Jasper's ear, whispering, 'Ms. Alyssa asked me

intently at him. His heart pounded uncontrollably, as if trying to break free from the chains

it.

the test results came back positive, this doesn't prove that Mr. Beckett did drugs. Some illicit medications from overseas can also produce the same positive test results if taken in excess. Based on this alone, don't you think your conclusion is too