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

Chapter 96

Chapter 96:

“Jerry, just where on earth are we headed now?”

They had exited the elevator and continued their lengthy trek. It seemed as if they were about to leave the confines of Luxor Tower altogether.

Jerry, clutching a hefty ring of keys, was visibly annoyed. The murmurs and snickers from the group had not escaped his notice and had left him simmering with resentment.

He was keenly aware of Daniela’s true character—her beauty was matched by her compassion and generosity.

She had discreetly funded his wife’s surgery when they were desperate and unsupported. Whenever a crisis struck a staff member’s family, she was there to offer aid. Her genuine kindness had earned her the deep respect of everyone within Elite Lux.

Yet, here was her own family, disparaging her with a haughty air.

and dismissive as he retorted, “Why bombard me with questions? Just come along and all will be revealed

had been a long while

not know who the hell I am?” Caiden challenged, his

a snap of my fingers, I could own this

his tracks, his grip on the keys tightening, his knuckles whitening as he fought to control his rising

the growing storm, pressed

it’s my family’s

job if it weren’t for us? People who run their damn mouths like you don’t deserve to

voice laced with a mix

ahead, fire me! But I have to ask, do you actually hold the power to do so? Caiden, is it? Let me make something clear. Having you as a father is the worst curse that could’ve befallen Ms. Harper! Weren’t you the one who declared to the world that you were severing all ties with her? And yet, now that she’s found success, you suddenly claim ownership over this entire building? Why not take it further? Perhaps proclaim that the entire nation belongs

a deep crimson,

dare you speak to us in such a manner!

the escalating tension, retrieved his phone and dialed his manager,

the problem with Joyce

it—if they’re that much of a nuisance, just stop leasing to them. Are we really so desperate that we can’t do