Can’t Win Me Back novel (Alyssa and Jasper) novel Chapter 390

"Good job, Silas, although it was a little slow," Alyssa complimented him merrily.

"This is pretty speedy, alright? Why didn't you get Axel to work on this? He's best at everything illegal. Got to find the right person for the job."

"I reached out to Axel a few days ago, but he's on an important mission. I don't want to take up his time."

"Lyse, you're pretty good at hacking—almost at Axel's level. You'd have settled this yesterday if you had worked on it," Jonah expressed his puzzlement.

She merely yawned and explained, "I'm lazy."

Silas was dumbstruck after learning that he had been used.

Alyssa looked through the Twitter account he found and smirked. "A reporter with a strong sense of justice, isn't she? Instead of reporting on her own news, she goes ahead and leaks the photos of the wedding site at my hotel, sticking her nose into other people's business."

"Are you saying that someone's behind her actions?" Jonah wondered.

"No. She wasn't working under orders or getting paid for it because a reporter has her principles. She wouldn't be involved in entertainment news if she primarily covers social news."

Alyssa stared intently at Abigail's name and mumbled, "Abigail Grant … Abigail Grant … Why does that name sound familiar?"

She was struck by a realization and screamed, "I know who she is! She's Michael Grant's daughter!"

"And who is he?" Silas asked blankly.

"Is he the ex-assistant manager whom you fired and sent behind bars?" Jonah raised a brow in amusement.

"Yes! She's his daughter!" she confirmed. Thanks to her sharp memory, she recalled the information about Abigail Grant she had once read, which helped to connect the dots.

"I can see now why she might have had a motive for leaking the news."

"Same here. You sent her dad to prison. She was nice enough not to make you a social news headline." Silas nodded sternly.

"He's a corrupted man. Why would I keep him around?" She lifted her chin proudly and argued, "He's the one in the wrong, not me.