Can’t Win Me Back novel (Alyssa and Jasper) novel Chapter 1618

In an instant, the atmosphere in the room intensified. The air was chilling to the bone.

Winston's expression was as frigid as the atmosphere in the room. "Mr. Schmidt, are you wishing me to continue being ill?"

Jameson chuckled. "You're overthinking it, Uncle Winston. Why would I be so narrow-minded? You are Lyse's father. She is also the woman I love. I sincerely hope that you will live a long and healthy life."

Neil stared at him. He knitted his brows together.

Those were words of concern. Yet, they didn't sound like kind words when Jameson uttered them.

"Mr. Schmidt, you are a persistent man indeed."

Winston felt his body tightening up. He spoke with a sarcastic yet sharp tone, "But an overly persistent person is just a stubborn person. They'd just end up getting their panties in a bunch.

"I have told you that one's feelings cannot be changed. Moreover, Lyse is a prideful and tenacious person. You can try all you want to please her. But if she doesn't have feelings for you, there's nothing that you can do about it."

Jameson froze. He felt as if he had just been greatly humiliated.

"Right now, the entire country knows that Lyse and Jasper are madly in love with one another. They are very attached to one another. They're already discussing marriage. Not just anyone would be able to get in between them."

Winston just uttered Jasper's name with such friendliness.

Those who didn't know them might even get the impression that they had a close relationship.

It was said that managing the relationship between a mother-in-law and a daughter-in-law was challenging. Perhaps the relationship between a father-in-law and their son-in-law was also a mystery.

Hatred surged within Jameson. He felt bitter. He was about to reply when Winston argued back, "Mr. Jameson, your position is now different from before. You are no longer the same kid who used to follow my daughter around when you were young.

"Lyse already has Jasper now. It's not appropriate for you to still refer to her as the woman you love. That's too indecent."

Some might say that the past incident at the entrance of Heightsnew Villa was equivalent to Winston beating Jameson up. This time, though, Winston was putting out Jameson's last glimmer of hope.