Chapter 2141 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 2141, 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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The hospital corridor was eerily silent in the dead of the night. The lone nurse on duty drowsed at the nurses' station, oblivious to the flashing red light from the malfunctioning surveillance camera down the hall.
A figure clad in a white doctor's robe and mask darted past the station, his movements purposeful. He carefully scanned his surroundings before pushing open the door to Natalie's ward and slipping inside.
The patient lay curled up in bed, seemingly fast asleep. The intruder crept closer, a glint of steel catching the dim light as he drew a dagger from his sleeve. He raised the weapon high and stabbed the person on the bed.
All of a sudden, his vision went dark.
Unexpectedly, the person on the bed leaped up and threw the blanket over his head! Panic surged through the assassin. He flailed wildly with the dagger, ripping the blanket free. But before he could react further, the cold muzzle of a gun pressed against his forehead froze him in place.
"Don't move. Not unless you want your head to be blown off." Under the dim light, Axel's eyes glinted with a dangerous glint. A cynical smile played on his lips, sending shivers down the assassin's spine.
The ward door burst open, revealing Sean and Xavier leading a team of men who quickly surrounded the intruder.
"Are you alright, Mr. Axel?" Sean inquired, his voice laced with concern.
Axel clicked his tongue. "I didn't even attack him. All it took was a blanket to take this fool down."
With a practiced ease, Axel disarmed the assassin. He sneered. "Sir, you can barely fight, yet you're trying to be an assassin? Try harder next time."
The assassin's face was drained of color. His knees buckled, and he crumpled to the floor in a heap.
"Talk," Axel growled, nudging the man's head with the gun. "Who hired you? Reveal his name, and you'll face attempted murder charges at worst. After a decade or two in prison, you can walk free and live a normal life. I can't guarantee that you'll be able to walk out of this ward with all your limbs intact otherwise."
"I... I only spoke to him over the phone! I've never met him in person!" the man stammered, sweat drenching his clothes. "But... I have his number and our message history! He wired a million to my account two days ago and promised another after the job! We even spoke just 30 minutes ago!"
Burning with fury, Xavier went up to him. He searched the assassin for his phone. He tossed it to Axel after finding it.
"Take him to the station. I'll find a way to unlock this phone."
Sean nodded firmly in response. "Thank you, Mr. Axel."
The man was escorted away, the silence returning to the ward as if the commotion had never happened.
Even though they had helped Alyssa out, a sense of unease lingered in Axel's gut as an oppressive premonition weighed heavily on him.
Just then, his phone vibrated, making his heart skip a beat. He opened the message, his pupils constricting as he read the words on the screen.
It was a text from Amber. Her words were a gut punch, sharp and final. They hurt him so much that his vision blurred, and he nearly lost his grip on his phone.
She wrote, "Goodbye, Axel. I'm leaving Solana City. Don't try to find me. Even if you hear news about me or you manage to find out where I am, I won't see you."
A wrenching pain tore through him. His fingers trembled as he typed and retyped a frantic response. "Where are you, Amber? Tell me."
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