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

Chapter 1352:

The secretary was taken aback, caught off guard. “Mr. McCoy’s grip is tight, but isn’t it all for the sake of his sons and McCoy Group?”

Daniela shook her head. “Years ago, Nikolas loved someone deeply, but they were torn apart—not because his love had faded, but because Hamilton deemed her family unworthy and tore them apart. As for his other sons, even the smallest details of their lives—what they eat, wear, and how they spend their days—are dictated by Hamilton. He cloaks it in the guise of doing what’s best for them, all the while stripping them of their freedom. Even if Cedric ever entertained the thought of returning to the McCoy family, I would never allow him to become Hamilton’s sixth puppet. Cedric is his own man. He will never bow to such control.”

The secretary let out a resigned sigh, shaking his head slowly. “You’ll regret this.” Youth was often driven by impulse, chasing decisions without considering the consequences. Only when they stumbled upon their own troubles would they understand the weight of their choices.

Shaking his head in quiet regret, the secretary turned and walked away. Inside the car, Hamilton’s face darkened, his voice sharp as he asked, “What did Daniela say?”

Hamilton knew that Cedric held Daniela’s words in high regard. If she intervened, Cedric would certainly come crawling back to the McCoy family, begging for forgiveness.

too independent and that the McCoy family isn’t a suitable place

If that’s how they want to play it, they can’t blame me for showing no

in Hamilton’s eyes, the darkness within

carve his own path. But if he didn’t, there would be no exceptions. Hamilton would make sure they didn’t

left without another word, a small group trailing behind him. Left behind in the aftermath,

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the stillness, Nikolas finally spoke, his tone brittle with uncertainty. “What Cedric said earlier…

blink. “You think he was faking it? He said it to Dad’s face, loud and

had no interest in the fortune, I thought

“Doesn’t that just make us look like fools? The way we treated

you think Dad will actually retaliate? He seemed