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

Chapter 1241:

Daniela said nothing.

Through the window across the room, Carol spotted Cedric. She turned back to Daniela. “I honestly think Cedric is the best option. If we’re talking smarts, none of the McCoy brothers can match him. And when it comes to obedience, they don’t even come close. There’s no reason to build up a rival just to gain a foothold in the McCoy family. The brothers might be green, but the power behind them is real. If you put Cedric in charge, you wouldn’t just have access—you’d control it all. You’d be holding the reins of the global economy. Isn’t that a cleaner win?”

In Carol’s eyes, it was the perfect play.

The world’s wealthiest man had joined forces with the second richest. In their wake, everyone else was powerless.

Daniela’s gaze stayed steady, her eyes fixed ahead. “You’re simplifying this far too much.”

Carol turned to Daniela, a confused frown creeping across her face.

broke the silence, sharp and pointed. “Do you really think Hamilton can be so easily deceived? He wouldn’t just hand over the family fortune like that. Do you honestly believe the high-ranking families care about children born out of wedlock? It’s always been about weighing interests and calculating the right gains. The McCoy brothers have been puppets in Hamilton’s grasp

remained even, betraying no emotion.

all-too-familiar feeling returned. She always sensed that Daniela wasn’t as detached from Cedric’s fate as she let on. Just as Carol opened her mouth to speak, she

thinking, Carol stepped

expression soured as Cedric drew nearer, his steps sure and deliberate. She knew the words that were coming, but

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“I want to fight for the McCoy

passing through her. She stopped, her thoughts heavy and tangled. She made a

more insistent. “I said I want to fight for

longer feign ignorance; his words had reached her. Her gaze chilled, and she slowly turned back to face Cedric. “You don’t need

understood him completely. His only ambition had always been