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

Chapter 1486:

“Daniela,” Carol called out.

Hamilton fixed Daniela with an unblinking stare as he muttered sharply, “You lost your memories, didn’t you? But even before that, Cedric was never your first choice. Wasn’t it Alexander you truly loved? That says it all—Cedric’s never really been the one for you. When you left for Oiscoll, you left him behind without a backward glance. Sure, you might mean the world to him, but for you? Cedric’s always just been one of many. You don’t need him, Daniela. You’ve always been powerful on your own—totally self-sufficient. What could he possibly offer you? A little comfort at home? That’s it. But if Cedric becomes someone else’s husband—someone with actual status—he could finally have the life he deserves. He could chase real ambition. Daniela, let him go. Sign the agreement and set him free. Do it for both of you—it’s the only choice that makes sense.”

As his words settled, Daniela stared down at the divorce agreement before her.

While Hamilton continued speaking, he stole a glance at the phone resting on the table, making sure it was recording.

A sly grin crept across his face.

As long as Daniela agreed to sign the divorce agreement now, it wouldn’t matter if she regretted it later. Hamilton could simply play the recording for Cedric.

He knew how fragile young couples could be when it came to trust.

Even the smallest issue could open a crack. That crack would widen until it became a wedge—something painful that neither could ignore.

would blow

was

you do, everything will be

Silence filled the room.

𝖀𝖕𝖑𝖔𝖆𝖉𝖊𝖉 𝖋𝖗𝖔𝖒 𝖌⍺𝖑𝖓Ⲟ𝗏𝖊𝗅𝘀．𝖈𝗈𝗺

eyebrows lifting slowly, as Daniela

Daniela scribbled across the signature box. Big and bold, the

froze. He just

doubling over

you’re trying to play? That’s the richest woman alive! And you

cold as she flicked

mean by

didn’t flinch. Her face was calm, her

a good

Hamilton’s jaw tensed.

who filed for divorce before you came to Oiscoll! You even said you’d walk away with nothing. Don’t forget—if Cedric uses