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

Chapter 555:

As Alexander looked away, Daniela was already striding towards the Elite Lux building.

Her steps were decisive, never faltering or glancing back. Each step she took seemed to slice through his heart.

The footage of Alexander’s heartfelt confession to Daniela quickly spread across the internet.

Cedric had just returned from a business trip and was en route to the Elite Lux building.

His secretary, who was sitting next to him, broached the subject of the trending video.

“Mr. Phillips, there’s a lot of talk online. Don’t you want to see what it’s about?” It was a simple comment.

The secretary was aware that Cedric usually maintained a strong sense of self-assurance and typically disregarded online gossip or comments.

Phillips Group’s public relations team was essentially just for show.

“Let me see it.”

When those words echoed in the car, the secretary was momentarily stunned, and the driver was just as surprised.

Still in a state of shock, the secretary handed over the phone.

Cedric, bathed in the morning light and impeccably dressed, tilted his head with a dignified air as he began scrolling through his phone.

“Is Alexander trying to rekindle an old love?”

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“Show some self-respect. Should this even be trending? It’s disgusting for both Daniela and us.”

“That’s right! I’ve always said Cedric is the genuine article! I heard he and Daniela were old schoolmates. Maybe he knows something about their history!”

“I agree! They’re always so low-key. There’s barely any information about them. But whenever they’re seen together, they seem like the perfect couple.”

“Check this out, I was in their class! If you’re curious about the details, just check my profile. I’ll spill all the secrets!”

Cedric’s eyes remained fixed on the last comment for an extended period.

The secretary observed Cedric and noted a gentle smile breaking across his usually stoic face.

It became apparent to the secretary that Cedric had started following a specific account.

The car had been stationary outside the Phillips Group building for some time now.

Cedric showed no signs of leaving the car while his employees gathered outside, wondering about their boss’s unusual behavior today.

Every decision made by their boss, a man who dealt with millions every minute, was crucial for the company. Consequently, all eyes were glued to the car door, anticipating its opening.

Yet, it stayed shut.

“Mr. Phillips? We’ve arrived at the company.” After spending thirty minutes exchanging looks with the driver, the secretary finally broke the silence. Cedric, still engrossed in his phone, casually acknowledged with an “Okay.”

He then passed the phone back to the secretary. Upon reaching the elevator, Cedric instructed, “Send me that account’s details.”

The secretary responded, “Okay, sir.” While the reply was calm, curiosity still showed on the secretary’s face.

As they neared the CEO’s office in the elevator, the secretary, feeling a flush of curiosity, quietly asked, “Mr. Phillips, is what was posted on that account accurate?”

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