Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue novel Chapter 454

Chapter 454 

Jasper flinched violently. 

They used to be husband and wife. Why had it come to this? 

The blade didn’t need to pierce his heart for it to be riddled with pain. 

“Landon was the last person to see this blade’s end. He learned his lesson, however.” 

Alyssa tilted her head, a sharp glint in her eyes. 

“I’m sure someone as intelligent as you wouldn’t need me to shove this between your ribs for you to know 

better, no?” 

“What does he have that I don’t?” Jasper asked hoarsely. 

Alyssa was caught by surprise. “What?” 

“What does Jameson have that I don’t?” Jasper asked again, slowly walking closer to her even as the 

pressure of the blade’s tip began increasing. 

It was as if he didn’t care about his own life anymore. 

“Stay away, Jasper!” Alyssa cried, taking meek steps backward, though her blade never left Jasper’s 

chest. “Do you really think I won’t hurt you?” 

“Why would you be with him? Is it … Is it all just to get revenge on me?” Jasper’s voice trembled, oblivious 

to the pain caused by the blade’s tip on his skin. 

“Who else would I be with? You?” Alyssa scowled. “It’s not like we haven’t tried that. You were the one 

who ended it all.” 

Alyssa always knew just what to say. 

Jasper took sharp, painful breaths as he felt her words strike a chord deep within his chest, causing his 

entire being to go numb. Yet, he knew she was telling nothing but the truth.. 

“Lyse!” 

Alyssa turned to look at the source of the sound. She found Jameson standing at the other end of the 

hallway, his eyes burning with emotion. 

“You’re still in pain, Lyse. Let me take you to the hospital, please?” Jameson asked gently, extending a 

hand toward her. 

He didn’t care for the silly game Jasper was playing. He was now employing a different tactic to show 

how much he cared for Alyssa and doted on her-to show her that he was the one who loved her the 

most. 

“Okay.” 

Alyssa tucked away her butterfly knife and strode over to Jameson, as if having made her choice 

between him and Jasper. 

The latter stood where he was, frozen in place as he watched Alyssa say, “Let’s go, then.” 

Jameson retracted his hand. “Let’s.” 

The two exited the hallway, walking side by side as though they were a couple, leaving Jasper alone in the 

shadows, looking utterly dejected. 

Slowly, he grasped the aching center of his chest, feeling a surge of heat behind his eyes. 

“I just want you to look at me, Alyssa.” 

Jameson rushed to the hospital with Alyssa in tow. 

She was in so much pain when they arrived that she couldn’t move. Her complexion was as pale as snow. 

Her suffering today was a result of her time as a volunteer doctor overseas, where their meals were 

always inconsistent in both schedule and portion. 

“I’ll get a wheelchair right away!” Carl cried.