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

Chapter 964:

Joyce’s eyes blazed with a venomous, unsettling hatred as she locked her gaze onto Alexander. “Never forget, the very foundation of your status and dignity is built on my efforts. When disaster struck the Bennett family, who was your pillar? When society turned its back on you, who was the only one offering a hand in the darkness? All these years, I have remained unwavering by your side. Alexander, open your eyes and see the truth—it’s me!”

Alexander met her gaze, his eyes cold with fury, a chilling rage that filled the air between them.

“You claim it was you?” His voice was sharp, laced with a bitterness that could freeze the air. “You dare stand there and take credit? Let me tell you, Joyce, the empire I built is constructed on the ruins of my pride and conscience. I’ve become a monster, the very thing I once despised. And you? Far from being a savior, you’ve been a burden, treating me as nothing more than a pawn in your games—never as your husband. Your so-called care was nothing but a mask, driven by your ego, craving control over me. If not for your schemes, the Bennett Group wouldn’t have crumbled so completely. If not for your interference, Daniela wouldn’t have divorced me and married Cedric. Every calamity that has befallen me bears your fingerprints! You don’t deserve to breathe!”

With that, Alexander took a step toward Joyce, his hands seizing her throat in a vice-like grip.

His fingers tightened with unyielding force, cutting off her breath.

face slowly lost its color. He relished the power

Joyce’s eyelids began to flutter, her consciousness slipping away, Alexander loosened his

breaths ragged, erupting in violent coughs. But amidst the struggle, wild, hysterical

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up at Alexander, her laughter ringing eerily through the still

of what could’ve been if you had never chosen me? Can you truly blame me? It’s not

too late. Daniela, when in love, gave her all. Yet, when her love

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fool—a fool who had lost the most