Can’t Win Me Back novel (Alyssa and Jasper) novel Chapter 1450

"If you try to lay your hand on Jasper, I'll be the first to stop you. You might not care for him, but I do. Even if I'm not around…" Alyssa's sad eyes looked at Jasper's mother's tombstone. "Don't you think Auntie Anne would care? As the noble, high, and mighty chairman of the Beckett Group, don't you think it's distasteful to get physical in front of the deceased?"

Alyssa had just uttered the deadliest and harshest words in the most nonchalant tone.

The look in Javier's eyes sank. He clenched his jaw so tightly that it was about to break open.

"Mr. Javier, I think it's not a great day for you to pay your respects to Auntie Anne today. We appreciate the gesture. I'm sure Auntie Anne feels the same way. I think it's best if you leave." Rory and the bodyguards sighed in relief as Alyssa loosened her grip.

Javier's face was as pale as a ghost. Yet, he gritted his teeth and was unwilling to give up. "I've canceled everything today to come and see her.

"I'll leave after I see her for a while."

"You wish!" Jasper suddenly pulled Alyssa behind him.

Javier and Jasper fell into a tense confrontation again. "You were fooling around, and you even married Sophia when you already had my mother. Plus, you condoned that unscrupulous and vicious woman to mistreat my mother. If you didn't do these things, none of this would have happened! My mother wouldn't have died!"

"You…" Javier was consumed by anger. His expression darkened.

"The worst five years of her life weren't starving in poverty or getting really sick. It was her being a trophy by your side that couldn't be seen by anyone. You took advantage of her and caused her to die!"

"Nonsense!"

Javier was breathing heavily from his anger. "Anne died of her depression! She couldn't take the pain and took her life to relieve herself of it! Her death had nothing to do with me!"

Relieve. Javier had actually thought Anne was relieving herself from the pain.

Alyssa frowned deeply. She shook her head, angry and helpless.