Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue
Chapter 1524

The look in Jameson's eyes hardened. "Sophia Kirkman is no longer of use. If you look around theBeckett Group, there's no one to keep Jasper Beckett in check—he's the only one in power.

"I'm concerned that Javier Beckett might hand Jasper more power out of guilt for his son and hislate wife, as well as pressure from Newton Beckett. If that happens, Jasper will be invincible.”

The man said calmly, "Let's play chess.” Then, he moved his chess piece.

Jameson pursed his lips. He was about to make his move when the man smiled and remarked, "Mr.Schmidt, why are you so insistent that I go back to Solana City soon?

"Is it truly for my best, or are you doing this for yourself to gain a helping hand? Are you using meagainst Jasper Beckett to get your hands on Ms. Alyssa?"

"No, sir. Everything I do is in your interest. That surely wasn't my intention.” Jameson broke out incold sweat as he professed his loyalty.

"I don't mind lending a helping hand. But looking back, nothing comes out of helping you. Yourrelationship with Ms. Alyssa is stalled, and you only seem to be pushing her further away.

"You should rely on yourself instead of others. It's useless to depend on others’ help,” the manspoke, sounding like a wise elder.

"Mr. Schmidt, didn't you ask for aphrodisiac from sir? Haven't you used it?" Sheryl blinked atJameson as though she was thinking out of consideration for him. “If it's not much of help, we canshare the latest drug developed by the research center with you.

"It's more potent. I believe the new drug will make Ms. Alyssa listen to you. There's no shame intaking a shortcut in matters of the heart.”

Frowning, Jameson gripped his teacup tightly.

The man put on a serious tone. "Enough, Sheryl. Stop teasing him. The drug DAD0044 has enteredthe trial phase, but we ran into a minor issue.”

Jameson sat up straight. "Please go on.”

"My research center has invested a significant amount of money and effort into developing thisdrug. Our goal is to be the global leader in developing a cure for Parkinson's disease.

"If the trial of drug DAD0044 succeeds, we will make a huge contribution to the medical field, not tomention the astronomical profits we'll make."

As the breeze lifted the curtains, the man laughed melodiously. "When that happens, the fouresteemed families will be no match for me. Buying out the Beckett Group will be a cakewalk.”Jameson's eyes lit up with excitement. He leaned forward. "Sir, Parkinson's disease shares aconnection with Alzheimer's. Could drug DAD0044 possibly... cure Alzheimer's too?"

The man nodded after he read Jameson's mind. He explained, "Once drug DAD0044 is successfullylaunched, we'll not be far from curing your mom of Alzheimer's."

Jameson's voice trembled in agitation when he found a sliver of hope for his mom, who hadsuffered from Alzheimer's for years. "Sir, let me know if you have any issues. I'll do anything to helpyou out.”

The man leisurely sipped on the tea. Sheryl spoke out for him, "We received intel that the LovelacePharmaceuticals in Cyrris are developing similar drugs. Their progress is slightly ahead of us.

"We repeatedly attempted to send our man into the company to get their research data, but wefailed. This will negatively impact sir's plan of developing the drug.

"Besides, Lovelace Pharmaceuticals’ research is supported by the government. If they launch thedrug on the market ahead of us, sir's efforts will go down the drain. Not only that, we'll suffer hugemonetary losses.”

Jameson furrowed his brows. "Sir, do you want me to disrupt their research? To be honest, I can'tpossibly achieve what you've failed to do—"

"I would like you to speed up the research progress.” The man's voice grew colder. "No matter whatit takes, I need to market drug DAD0044 ahead of Lovelace Pharmaceuticals.”

Sheryl lifted a box from the table. She approached Jameson and placed the box in front of him.She began, "For a drug to launch in the market, it will have to go through multiple experiments andtrials. That will take at least a year, or in worse cases, three to five years."

She glared at him. "Sir wants like you to test the drug on humans."

"Test it on... humans?" Jameson looked stunned. He felt suffocated at the thought of it.