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

Chapter 345

Chapter 345:

“You have feelings for Daniela, don’t you? I’ve seen how you’ve always cared for her since your childhood.”

Cedric’s gaze slowly lifted, his face unreadable. In the sunlight, Caiden’s features appeared calculating and cold, his attitude opportunistic as he chuckled.

“You’re the boy who grew up playing with Daniela in the garden, right?”

From a distance, Lillian observed Caiden lead Cedric into a cafe at an intersection. She quickly went to inform Daniela.

Without delay, Daniela set aside her phone and made her way to the cafe. Lillian guided her through the back, seating her at a table adjacent to Cedric and Caiden’s.

tables were separated by a thin partition wall, which obscured

said, “You’re the boy who grew up playing with Daniela in the garden,” Lillian noticed an unusual reaction— Daniela, typically

ready to step in and stop Caiden from speaking any further. But Daniela stopped her with nothing more than a look. A shiver ran down Daniela’s spine, creeping through her

humor in it. On a bright, sunny afternoon, her

And yet, he watched her fall even further, knowing full well that the person from her past was Cedric, but he never said a word. He constantly reminded her to return Alexander’s favor, even taking satisfaction in her marriage

eventually, he watched her go through the divorce. Caiden, someone who knew the whole truth, had seen

Mᴏʀᴇ ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇs ɪɴ ɢᴀʟɴᴏᴠᴇʟs.ᴄᴏᴍ

her father, the one who should have

he remained utterly cold and detached. The whole thing

to scream. But Daniela couldn’t find the strength to laugh at it; instead, she felt a deep, bone-chilling cold that seemed

turned to look out the window, her gaze falling on the large tree outside, its shadow shifting with the breeze as

after Alexander? Did he find it entertaining? Or simply laugh at her expense? Or perhaps he took a twisted satisfaction in the idea that Brylee had given birth to

Daniela’s hands tightened into fists, her grip becoming almost painful. She remained seated, subtly signaling Lillian to stay down as well. A bitter, self-mocking smile tugged at her lips as she realized that any further questions would only make her appear more