Can’t Win Me Back novel (Alyssa and Jasper) novel Chapter 16

Chapter 16

“Oh my, who’s sitting next to the beauty? Isn’t that Jonah, the president of Belbanks‘ KS Group?”

Landon raised an eyebrow mischievously and said teasingly, “Isn’t Jonah known for leading a virtuous life and never setting foot in such a place? Haha, why is he here tonight?”

No wonder Jasper and Landon couldn’t recognize him.

Alyssa’s brothers were quadruplets. Among them, the eldest, Jonah, and the second eldest, Silas, looked incredibly similar at first glance. It was easy for someone unfamiliar with them to be mistaken.

“Damn it, I’m jealous. Such a beautiful woman should be my lover. What can Jonah give her?” Landon became more and more excited as he spoke.

Downstairs, Alyssa was smiling sweetly at Silas.

Seeing this, Jasper felt an inexplicable tightness in his chest.

Once upon a time, that smile belonged solely to him.

Not to mention the widespread scandals seemed to have no effect on her. This woman had the audacity to seek pleasure and revel amidst it all!

Meanwhile, he spent the entire day consumed by anguish. He was either busy sorting out the mess or contemplating how to explain things to her.

“Well, how about I claim her for myself tonight? She may be Jonah’s woman, but I can’t care less. Even if there’s a goalkeeper, I can still score.” Landon licked his lips as he spoke, his desires becoming evident.

“Don’t even think about it. She’s my wife.”

Landon’s eyes widened in shock.

“My ex–wife,” Jasper corrected himself in an angry tone.

“What? She’s that unromantic and rigid woman you used to be with? Gosh, are you blind, dumb, or both? This woman is an absolute beauty. She’s way better than Liana, that woman you’re obsessed

with!”

Jasper cast Landon a cold glance, who sheepishly stuck out his tongue. “Well, I was just speaking from the heart. After all, you said she wasn’t anyone worth meeting when I mentioned meeting her. I thought she looked super ugly, but I didn’t expect … Hey, where are you going?”

Before he could finish his sentence, Jasper had already stormed out of the room.

Meanwhile, Alyssa and her second brother had a few rounds of drinks, and her fair cheeks were

now red.

“Lyse, are you okay?” Silas asked with concern when he noticed Alyssa was getting tipsy.

“One more round! Let’s roll the dice!” Alyssa had decent alcohol tolerance, but worries filled her mind, which was why the booze was getting to her head faster this time.

Just then, Silas received an urgent phone call from his superior. He apologized to Alyssa, “Lyse,