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

Chapter 1414:

Hamilton wasn’t ready to leave the car just yet. The embarrassment was too much to handle. He had never felt so humiliated in his life. Raising sons like these, utterly useless, had dimmed the glory of his once-proud life, especially watching them currying favor with Daniela like devoted fools. Had he really brought up so many sons only to watch them grovel for Daniela’s attention?

Unable to endure the shame, Hamilton decided to wait inside before making his move out of the car.

But Alexander moved first. He stepped out and approached Daniela. “It’s been a few days, and you’re looking more radiant than ever, Daniela.”

Damon, still pleading, suddenly caught sight of a face he found irritating and snapped, “Buzz off! Wait your turn. I’m not done talking!”

Damon was spoiled rotten and mastered the art of sweet talk. His brothers had always pampered him, so indulgence came naturally. When it came to Alexander, Damon paid no mind and didn’t take him seriously at all.

Alexander held a certain weight in Olisvine. People usually knew better than to speak to him without respect, and being yelled at like some common fool left him frozen in disbelief.

shoved Alexander. Alexander stumbled backward, arms flailing to catch his balance, and Hamilton realized he had to get out of

quiet breath, Hamilton opened the door and stood

turned his head at Hamilton’s icy expression, and his boldness

didn’t even blink in Damon’s direction. His eyes were locked on Daniela. “Quite the move you pulled, stealing both of my sons as if it were some

own, actually. I’ve been wondering if the real issue lies within your family—otherwise, why would they

her question. He leaned forward and said, “Five. Including me,

followed. Hamilton said nothing. His secretary remained expressionless. Alexander looked

her head, eyes glinting. “Five sons. That means three are still at home. If raising them has become too much for you, let me

like a brewing storm. “How generous of

“Oh, no