Can’t Win Me Back novel (Alyssa and Jasper) novel Chapter 260

Chapter 260

Jasper walked out of the study, his chest so heavy it might shatter under the invisible weight.

He had come to realize that Alyssa felt like a red-hot burn in his heart. She was something he didn’t dare touch or think about, les t he wanted pain to course through his entire being.

But beyond this, what he didn’t want to think about the most was that Alyssa once loved him.

Jasper had always been a person of pride. Even in his childhood, when he endured hunger and hardships, he never resorted to begging.

He had even gambled with Alyssa, not for money, but for pride. Now, he couldn’t help but admit that he had lost.

“Mr. Beckett,”Xavier came up to him,

saying, “I have three things to report to you, sir.”

Jasper hummed in acknowledgment, signaling Xavier to proceed.

“Ms. Liana has awakened from her rest,but her condition isn’t too good. She’s repeatedly asked to see you.”

“Next.”

“Mr. Javier has employed a prominentlawyer to defend Sophia Kirkman. She’ll be released tomorrow morning. Her cousin, Henry Kirkman, has also taken responsibility for the accusations in her name, so her record is clean now,”Xavier reported with a scowl.

“What’s the lawyer’s name?”

“Lynch. Sim on Lynch.”

Jasper was somewhat surprised that his father would employ such a top-tier lawyer for Sophia.

Xavier stepped closer and added, “What’s

interesting is that this Lynch guy is Ms. Alyssa’s personal assistant’s elder brother. That PA—Sean is his name, is the Lynch family’s third son. Isn’t that crazy? 11

Jasper narrowed his eyes.

The Lynch family wasn’t as wealthy or large as their own, but they were still formidable in the political and legal spheres.

The head of their family, Spencer Lynch, was a Supreme Court judge renowned for dispensing true justice throughout the nation.

Spencer had three sons. The eldest, Simon Lynch, had served as a legal consultant for two of the nation’s top financial corporations. He had also won countless legal cases both domestically and internationally.

The second son, Steven Lynch, had followed in his father’s footsteps and was