Rejected No More: I Am Way Out Of Your League, Darling!

Chapter 49

Chapter 49:

Before he could finish his sentence, the performance ended, and the crowd burst into applause.

The director of the concert hall stepped onto the stage, microphone in hand, his expression warm and welcoming.

“Good evening, everyone. I have the honor of being the director here, and tonight, it’s my privilege to introduce a very special guest, Daniela Harper, the owner of this venue. She’s been an accomplished musician since childhood, particularly with the cello. It’s been many years since I’ve had the pleasure of hearing her play, and I must ask—are we fortunate enough to hear her perform for us tonight?” His words echoed through the hall, leaving the audience stunned into silence.

Those who had been distracted by their phones, making calls, or thinking about leaving suddenly stopped. Some quickly tucked their phones away, while others cut off their conversations mid-sentence. A few even straightened up, shifting in their seats as they fully focused on Daniela.

Every person turned their attention to her, disbelief and curiosity written all over their faces.

hall? She could play the cello? Wasn’t she just here for a quick appearance? What else

here by their families, settled in and looked at Daniela. Their boredom gave way to curiosity. The same thought buzzed through everyone’s mind. Could Daniela—the woman everyone had written off as just

an eyebrow at Alexander, a teasing smile creeping

can’t really play,

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voice steady but sure. He glanced at

to get on her good side. She owns this concert hall, so it’s only

the cello wasn’t something one could fake. Without at least ten years of solid practice, what could she really be capable of? It would be a joke, plain and simple. This kind of

him. He wasn’t all that into the concert—he just

asked, “Looks like everyone’s kissing up to Daniela these days. What about you, Alexander?

Alexander on

you’re after. Must sting

jaw clenched as he shook off Keith’s hand. His already icy expression grew even darker with

the stage, Alexander’s