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

Chapter 360

Chapter 360:

“After becoming the richest in Olisvine, Richard grew too confident and faced a liquidity crisis the following year. Who persuaded the bank to extend a substantial loan to the Bennett family? Bennett Group stabilized, but during the year you married Daniela, Richard’s careless remarks nearly caused your downfall. Who crafted the PR strategy that not only salvaged your reputation but turned a crisis into a triumph? That move is still celebrated as a masterstroke by PR experts.”

Cedric’s gaze on Alexander was unyielding. He concluded, “Everyone sees you, Alexander, as the savvy CEO who steered Bennett Group through troubled waters. But is that the reality? Alexander, Daniela might not bother keeping tabs on these favors with you, but I’m someone who remembers every detail. If you continue to be ungrateful and spread falsehoods, then rest assured, I’ll account for everything, including the grievances you aired during your divorce from her!”

Alexander lingered in the courtyard for what felt like an eternity. It was only Joyce’s voice, calling his name, that snapped him out of his reverie. Time had slipped by unnoticed.

Daniela had always been a vault when it came to the past. If Cedric hadn’t unearthed those details today, Alexander could have continued to believe all those triumphs were his own craftsmanship. In that revelation, Alexander recognized that he had been the primary beneficiary throughout their relationship.

of avarice, using their wealth and influence as stepping stones to cement her status within the Harper family. Now, reflecting on those thoughts,

separation, Daniela had kept her silence about her contributions. Was she protecting his fragile ego? The realization stirred a maelstrom of shame,

on the brink of another crisis post-divorce, and he found

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into the villa. As he passed through the living room, Joyce’s

Daniela, “What’s

his steps, straining to hear Daniela’s

he turned back, he saw Daniela seated serenely

severed ties with him—just as she

failed him. The divide between them wasn’t merely physical—it felt as though

a trivial yet annoying scandal. It was an unfounded rumor—utter drivel. Normally, Cedric would

slightly breathless from hastening back. In the living