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

Chapter 556:

The secretary had only glimpsed at the account briefly.

That very account had shared many insider details, each garnering tens of thousands of shares. In just thirty minutes, comments had soared past a million.

The PR department, which had been inactive for some time, was on standby, ready to spring into action. They awaited Cedric’s command to quash the rumors with decisive action and show that Phillips Group’s PR was more than just a show.

The secretary viewed the PR director’s message inquiring about the online rumors and asked Cedric, “Do we need to address the online rumors?”

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Cedric stepped out, his voice calm.

“There’s no need to deal with the rumors.”

The secretary gave a hesitant nod before asking, “Do you think Ms. Harper will be upset?”

The secretary was aware of how much Cedric cherished Daniela, but he wasn’t sure where their relationship stood now.

Were they more than friends, or was it just a casual connection?

“No, she won’t,” Cedric responded, effortlessly interrupting the secretary’s swirling thoughts.

Surprised, the secretary looked at Cedric, uncertain of what to make of his confidence.

Lately, he had noticed a remarkable shift in Cedric’s manner.

Cedric, who once carefully weighed every move, now carried himself with a bold, new assurance without sacrificing his usual attention to detail.

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The secretary couldn’t help but wonder—were Cedric and Daniela together?

Despite his subtle attempts to probe Cedric, the secretary received no answers, a silence that typically hinted at a negative response.

Confusion tugged at the secretary’s mind as he tried to make sense of it all.

The secretary paused, weighing his words carefully before asking, “Should I reach out to Elite Lux’s public relations team to explore possible strategies so we’re not caught off guard later?”

Cedric walked into his office.

“Don’t worry about it. Elite Lux won’t be involved in this.”

The secretary observed as Cedric settled into his chair, unlocked his phone, and began scrolling through Twitter. He quickly located the account of the person responsible for the leaks and followed it.

The secretary left Cedric’s office and checked the post himself.

Just as he started reviewing it, a call interrupted his focus, and he quickly set his phone aside to attend a meeting. By noon, after sifting through some documents, he approached Cedric again to gather his signatures. Cedric scrolled through his phone in complete silence, lost in thought.

The secretary didn’t rush him but stole a quick glance at Cedric’s screen.

To his surprise, Cedric was still fixated on that post, undisturbed by the passing hours.

As the workday drew to a close, the secretary gently knocked on the office door and said, “Mr. Phillips, if there’s nothing else, I’ll be heading out.”

Without lifting his gaze from his phone, Cedric instructed, “Reach out to the forum administrator about this account. Ensure it doesn’t get banned.” The secretary nodded.

“Got it.”

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