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

Chapter 892

Chapter 892:

Her actions spoke as loudly as her words. She had financed educational programs for children in need, extended support to farmers devastated by locust invasions, and initiated a fund specifically for children suffering from hearing impairments.

During this time, the media lavished endless praise on her.

Consequently, many commerce association members started to switch their allegiance. Had Brylee’s sudden, premature death not occurred, the association’s collapse could have been inevitable. This marked the first major crisis Hackett encountered.

Over ten years later, Hackett had settled comfortably into his role, enjoying the power and perks that came with it.

However, Brylee’s daughter, Daniela, emerged as a brilliant force, posing a new threat to his authority.

Daniela proved even more daunting than her mother due to her forthright tactics. She had openly declared war.

been cleverly overtaken by her, and there were clear indications that her campaign was far from

could overlook the strategy, Hackett saw the

association, methodically weakening its structure.

eyes and managed a strained smile. “It’s nothing major, really. Just a minor hiccup. We’re all esteemed individuals here; let’s focus on maintaining peace

served to stoke the

you love at

more, conceded, “Alright, alright. I hadn’t planned to bring this up, but since you’re pressing, I’ll share. Just promise not to overreact. It’s

patience waning, prodded him further. “Mr. Perry, out with it! You’re torturing us with

moment as the tension peaked, Hackett drew in a theatrical breath. “Well, here’s the scoop. Elite Lux is flourishing, and I thought, why not extend an invitation for them to join us? Daniela, though

words on purpose, drawing out the

brows knitted in concern. “What

Lux wouldn’t fit into a petty organization like ours. She went so far as to scoff at our association, saying that even combined, we wouldn’t hold a candle to the smallest of Elite Lux’s branches. At first, I brushed it off — youthful arrogance, I thought. But then, she crossed a line. She