Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue novel Chapter 619

Chapter 619 

Landon had once spoiled Zoe as her brother, but now she felt nothing except fear for him. 

“You don’t have an idea? It’s okay as long as I know who he is,” Landon taunted. Then, two bodyguards dragged Gary into the house. He had been beaten into a pulp. 

Zoe gasped and covered her mouth in shock as she watched the trail of blood left behind by Gary as he 

was dragged inside. 

“Gary, you’ve served me for a decade, and I’ve treated you well over the years. for dead on the streets if it hadn’t been for my help,” Landon began. 

You would have been left 

He took a seat on the chair Angelina had pulled out for him. “Is this how you repay my kindness? Posing as my loyal employee while groveling to my sister? You’re quite good at this double-agent act.” 

“M-Ms. Zoe, save me….” Gary pleaded desperately, as he had no other option. 

She quickly averted her gaze from his severely bruised and bloodied face, which made her feel nauseated. 

“Angelina, give him the same old punishment,” Landon instructed, taking a drag on his cigarette. 

“Yes, Mr. Landon.” Angelina approached Gary with a hot iron and inflicted burns on his body. 

The hissing sounds, mixed with Gary’s agonizing groans, were extremely disturbing and sickening. 

Zoe screamed, wrapping her arms around her head. She fainted soon after. 

Alyssa hadn’t received any updates from Jasper since their night at Jameson’s place, and she had been plagued by nightmares about him for three consecutive nights. 

While she understood that dreams were not necessarily a reflection of reality, their vividness scared her. 

Moreover, she had found the patch of blood outside Jameson’s gate. It was particularly unsettling and 

frightening. 

Mandy knocked on Alyssa’s door and entered the room. She said, “Lyse, this is the medication for the 

second treatment.” Then, she placed the medication in front of Alyssa. 

Alyssa was in the process of packing her belongings for her return to Solana City. She gladly accepted the medication and replied, “Thank you, Mandy.” 

“Don’t mention it. I would do anything for you,” Mandy said, gently stroking Alyssa’s hair. 

Then, she asked, “By the way, how is Jasper’s recovery coming along? 

“Do you care about him?” Alyssa asked in surprise. 

“No, that’s absurd,” Mandy quickly clarified, distancing herself from Jasper. 

“He’s using Lovelace Pharmaceutical’s medication, and I’m naturally interested in how our little test subject is responding. I would like to gauge its effectiveness.” 

Upon hearing this, Alyssa pufsed her lips and felt a touch of frustration. The medication from Lovelace Pharmaceuticals had not yet received approval for sale as it was still in clinical trials.