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

Chapter 1269:

Daniela’s stare was like frosted glass. “Why are you saying all this to me? It’s got nothing to do with me.”

Hamilton’s eyes drifted toward Cedric.

From the second Hamilton walked in, Cedric hadn’t looked his way—not even once. It was obvious Cedric had no intention of calling him his father.

“You and he are on different paths,” Hamilton remarked. “Your views are worlds apart. You understand the power and prestige that comes with being the richest person on earth. You should let him know—this kind of opportunity doesn’t come around often. It’s not something anyone can claim just by wishing for it. I’m aware he takes your words to heart. If you speak, he’ll follow your every command.”

It was plain to Hamilton now—Cedric was hopelessly smitten. Daniela was the axis his world spun around.

Hamilton continued, “If Cedric becomes part of our family, it works to your advantage as well, doesn’t it? So, why else would you travel all the way to Oiscoll? You’re not the type to get involved unless there’s something for you to gain. I know what you’re looking into. If you convince Cedric to join the McCoy family, I’ll secure…”

Group’s board and make you one of the key

an offer too tempting for anyone to

mind, this was why she had come to Oiscoll in the first

stayed quiet for a long moment, her expression unreadable. Hamilton narrowed his eyes. “No matter how things turn out, whether or not you get the answers you’re chasing, as long as Cedric accepts me as his father, a part of the McCoy fortune will be his. It’s a risk-free deal. Daniela, you should know which path to choose. And as Cedric’s wife, don’t you want to see him make his mark in the business world, instead of wasting his days in the kitchen like

his imagination, but as he finished speaking, he thought he caught a flash of deadly rage

spine. “What?” he asked, feeling

𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗶𝗻

voice turned sharp as ice. “Don’t you

thing for him to

good or bad depends on whether he’s happy. What others think means nothing to me, and it shouldn’t matter to

telling me you won’t

had wished Cedric could have one. She had dreamed of Cedric having parents, siblings, and someone he loved at his