Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Chapter 763
“Why are you here?” Alyssa asked, catching herself before she could blurt out, “Why is it you?”
Jameson was dressed in an exquisite black suit. He looked regal with the dazzling horse in hand, like a
prince out of a palace.
He said, “I’m just here to see you.”
“How’s your injury? You should rest for at least two months. What about the cast on your arm?” Alyssa inquired about his
condition upon recalling the frightful night.
“I have no regret after hearing that,” he responded with a passionate look at her.
She held her breath, uncertain how to continue the conversation.
Jameson added, “I’m not only here to see you. I’m here to give you the horse. You left in such a hurry that you didn’t get to bring
it with you.”
“Jimmy, thanks for the lovely horse, but I can’t accept that expensive gift from you,” she calmly turned down his offer.
“Lyse, did I do anything wrong? Did it upset you? Were you still angry because of what happened that day?”
“No. That’s all in the past. It doesn’t make a difference whether Jasper is blocked on my phone now,” Alyssa said with a chuckle.
Jameson tightened his grip on the horse’s headcollar. He grinned and said, “I specifically picked this horse for you. It took a
month of sea shipping to get it here.
“I kept him at our family’s racecourse without informing them. And you saw what happened at the racecourse that day. David is in
charge of the racecourse, so I can’t possibly keep my horse there, but I don’t have space at my villa for the horse.
“So, can you help me to take care of it for now? Just think of it as helping a friend out.”
Alyssa couldn’t possibly turn down the horse after hearing his plea. She had always tried to help her friends. She reluctantly said,
“Well, I’ll look after it for now. Please let me know when you’ve found a place for it. I’ll send it over.”

Alyssa’s gaze never left the horse. One could tell that she was fond of it. However, she was raised not to accept any exorbitant
gift for no good reason.
“Cool. I’ll take it with me when I find a place for it,” Jameson said, looking at the night sky as snowflakes
Suddenly, he asked, “Lyse, the winds at Belbanks are quite chilly. May I have some hot tea at your home?”
Feeling sorry for making her guest stand in the cold, Alyssa immediately invited him in, “I’m so sorry,
Jimmy. Do come in.”
Jameson smiled and made a move. Walking past Alyssa, he suddenly frowned, staring at her left temple.
She blinked in shock. “What’s the matter? Is there something in my hair?”
He slowly lifted a hand and reached out for her temple. Her heart sank, and she was about to dodge his
advance when he brandished a red rose.
The fresh and ravishing rose almost seemed like it was plucked right off her hair.
“Where did you get this from?”
“I learned some magic tricks for you in the past days,” Jameson admitted shyly and adjusted his glasses.”
A female warrior is worthy of a horse, and a beauty deserves flowers. Sorry, I’m not too good at magic
tricks. Laugh at me if you want.”
Alyssa was taken aback. She had mixed emotions about the situation. Whenever Jameson was nice to
her, she’d feel guilty, as if she had wronged him.
The butler led the horse through the gates, gaping in awe, while Alyssa guided Jameson toward
Heightsnew Villa.