Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue novel Chapter 670

Chapter 670 

“Mom, calm down.” Betty approached Sophia shakily, 

She took a seat beside Sophia and continued, “I hate seeing you so upset. How can I help?” 

“If you want to help, how about getting rid of Lyla Nelson for me? Can you do that?” Sophia gritted her 

teeth. 

“-” Betty was at a loss for words. 

“I thought Lyla married Winston because she had no other choice and that she would be a worthless 

mistress forever. She’s a loser who bore a useless daughter for him,” Sophia remarked bitterly, 

Betty thought that Sophia’s remark backfired on herself, for Sophia had given birth to two daughters. 

“I never thought that Winston loved her so much as to throw her a huge birthday party and even hire 

Sharon to design a dress! How could Lyla enjoy a more glamorous life than me?” 

Sophia’s face reddened, and she fought back tears. The more glamorous Lyla’s life became despite 

starting off as a mistress, the more Sophia felt like a joke as Javier’s only wife. 

“Mom, anger won’t solve anything. We should figure out how to silence Lyla and spoil her birthday 

celebration,” Betty suggested as she tugged at Sophia’s arm worriedly. 

Sophia bit the bullet. She dialed a number and paced toward the window. 

A man answered on the other end, “Ms. Kirkman, it’s been a while. How have you been?” 

He sounded like a middle-aged man with a hoarse voice. 

Sophia struggled to hold back her tears. “Not well at all. I’m facing a dire situation.” 

“Is this about Lyla Nelson?” the man inquired. 

“Yes, it’s none other than her,” Sophia confirmed. 

“Ms. Kirkman, I owe you a great deal for your past help. Please tell me how I can assist you now,” the man 

offered. 

Sophia sniffled, a wicked gleam appearing in her eyes. 

The evening dress that Sharon had designed for Lyla was the talk of the party. However, that wasn’t the climax yet, for the gift presentation was coming up soon. 

Everyone was curious about Winston’s birthday gift for Lyla, thinking it might be a property or some jewelry. 

To everyone’s astonishment, he presented Lyla with a charity foundation dedicated to disabled and seriously ill children. Not only was the foundation named after her, but she had also been appointed as its 

chairwoman. 

Alyssa smiled in satisfaction at the gift, knowing that the Taylor wives were of a different breed. Except for Winston and herself, none of the women were remotely interested in material wealth or jewelry. 

Winston’s gift was much better than any diamonds and resonated with Lyla. She had been volunteering at an orphanage during her free time for years, funding the needs of underprivileged children with her private 

savings. 

She had kept her charity work a secret from the family, thinking that Winston had no clue about it, but Winston had known and orchestrated this grand surprise.