Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue novel Chapter 1766
Chapter 1766 of Can’t Win Me Back novel by Ginger Sue, where you'll immerse yourself in a world of captivating and sensual stories. The story revolves around Alyssa Taylor, an individual with deep mysteries and a life full of challenges.
In Chapter 1766, we'll witness a new step in Alyssa's journey. The main character will face new difficulties and challenges, taking them through a range of emotions from happiness to pain, from excitement to negativity.
As a deep dive into the mind and heart of the main character, this chapter will heighten the tension and excitement, while also unveiling new aspects of the story and characters.
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Jameson cracked his knuckles as he instructed through clenched teeth, "Head back to the Millennium!"
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A storm cloud hung over Jameson's face as he entered the Millennium. Anyone could see his simmering rage.
"Carl," Jameson barked, his voice laced with ice, "get Amber down here. Now."
Carl scurried to obey, his heart hammering in his chest.
After more than ten minutes, Amber appeared in the basement, where the incompetent and traitorous were often dealt with.
A metallic tang of blood hung heavy in the air as the door creaked open.
"Mr. Schmidt." Amber bowed deeply. Despite her outward composure, her heart was beating wildly.
Jameson lounged on a maroon couch in the dim, oppressive light, swirling a glass of crimson wine. He then drank the wine to wet his throat.
"Josh has been charged with corruption, bribery, and sexual assault. He was apprehended by the police at the party organized by the Schmidt Group. Are you aware of this?"
Amber attempted to mask her fear as she replied softly, "Yes, it's been all over the internet."
"Alyssa and Jasper," Jameson continued, his smile devoid of warmth, "unearthed a damning amount of evidence in record time. They struck with ruthless efficiency, leaving the Schmidt Group reeling.
"It's almost as if they had inside information..." He trailed off, swirling the wine in his glass, his eyes locking onto Amber's. "Tell me, Amber," he said slowly, a predatory glint in his eye, "do you think someone might be playing a little game in the shadows?"
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