Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue novel Chapter 1469
Chapter 1469 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 1469, 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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Nina's grandmother, Gemma Pell, slowly got out of the car in her walking stick with Sean's help.
Some reporters gasped, "It's the plaintiff's attorney and family!" They recognized Gemma due to her action of splashing hot soup at Sophia at Nina's funeral, an incident still highly discussed.
"The plaintiff's attorney looks familiar… Gosh, isn't he Ms. Alyssa's secretary?" a reporter exclaimed while pointing a finger at Sean.
"You're right! I can't believe that he's an attorney. Ms. Alyssa's employees are talented indeed."
The group of reporters went up to Sean. He did not need to do anything to attract all attention away from Simon.
Meanwhile, Simon's eyes wavered in shock as his blood froze. He had repeatedly sent people to ask around about the identity of his opponent in court, but he failed to get any information despite his extensive connections.
He was shocked to find Sean as the attorney who took on Nina's case.
"A-Attorney Lynch, what do we do?" Simon's assistant, who was uninformed about Simon and Sean's relationship, gasped in surprise.
"Hmph! He's biting off more than he could chew!" hissed Simon through gritted teeth. "He might be a top student of Solana City College of Law and holds a practicing license, but so what? He's been working as the Taylors' lapdog forever and has never attended court. I bet he's forgotten about the procedure. We don't have to worry about him."
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