All Chapters of Falling for the rejected son-in-law: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Even though Jada frowned, she didn't want to argue with Chase. So she took his hand, intertwining their fingers, and they left the room together. When they finally reached the vast yard, Chase commanded the guard standing by the gate, "Open up." The gate automatically pulled open, revealing a man standing on the other side, and then he hurried inside. He appeared nervous, his hands fidgeting as he anxiously glanced at Jada. Sensing his unease, Jada stepped back slightly, seeking solace behind Chase's protective stance. "Who are you?" Jada asked, her eyes tinged with both caution and curiosity. The man glared at the bodyguard and then took a deep breath, gathering his composure. "I am Mr. Clark," he replied, his voice laced with respect and sadness. "I was your late father's trusted advisor, and yours... at least, before the incident." With a side-eye at Chase, Jada's brows furrowed, and she mumbled, "Before the incident?" Watching the confusion in her expression, Mr. Clark's e

When Jada stepped outside, the cool breeze kissed her skin, causing a shiver to run down her spine. As her eyes adjusted to the brightness of the day, she noticed a group of men dressed in sleek black suits standing in a tight formation. Their presence was intimidating, their posture rigid, and their aura seemed to crackle with an unspoken power. Two of the men stepped forward. The taller of the two, a man with a rugged appearance and a no-nonsense demeanor, introduced himself as Rob. His companion, Rolex, was slightly shorter but exuded a treacherous vibe. "We are your new bodyguards, Ms. Jada," Rob stated. "Our boss has issued a direct order for your protection, and we're here to ensure your safety." "All of you?" she mumbled under her breath. The words escaped her lips before she could stop them. Side-eyeing his partner, Rolex took a step forward, his gaze unyielding. "Yes, ma'am. Our boss doesn't want to take any chances-" "Miss, this is a direct order from our boss. We hav

The elevator doors slid open with a soft ding, and Jada emerged onto the top floor. Her men trailed behind her, their footsteps echoing in the hushed corridor. As they approached the boardroom, Emily rose from her seat and rushed over to Jada with a nervous grin, saying, "Mrs. Kingsley, Mr. Kingsley is not in the building right now. Is there anything you want to say to him? You can relay the message to me, and I will pass it to him when he gets back." "It's Miss Hudson... I see you have served my ex-husband well, lying to my face about his behavior and whereabouts." Jada glared at Emily, her expression twisted in disgust. "If I walked into the board room and found Leon there, should I fire you, huh?" A sense of nervousness flooded the young secretary's body. She gulped and then gave an unconvincing reply. "Well, Miss Hudson, I don't think that is a good idea..." But before the secretary could finish speaking, Jada moved past her and into the conference room, followed by her bodyg

The room fell silent as Jada's words hung in the air. All eyes turned to her, and she stood tall, her hand still raised in defiance. Slowly, each board member lowered their gaze, avoiding Jada's piercing stare as they raised their hands, each saying, "I." 'You will pay, Jada.' Leon thought as they dragged him away. 'And this time around, I will make sure I finish the job.' The board members watched as the men shoved him out the door, shutting it behind him. Then their gaze darted between Jada and Chase when he suddenly said, "Mr. Maxwell, did you try to hit my woman?" With wide eyes, Jada gazed at him as she wondered, 'How did he know?' Immediately, Mr. Maxwell jumped to his feet, fear etched on his face. "No, no, of course not, Mr. Aniston. I would never-" "Then you will drag this company down with your disgusting lifestyle. A chair lady who can't remember a damn thing about her past, who sleeps around, and is divorced. Who would respect a company led by someone like that?' was

At 9:00, Jada arrived at the company, her presence immediately commanding the attention of everyone in the lobby. Heads turned, gazes lingered, and whispers spread like wildfire as she and her bodyguards approached the elevator. As they walked ahead, the hushed whispers of two employees reached Jada's ears, "I envy her," one of them murmured to her workmate, unable to hide the hint of awe in her voice. "When we were on leave, Katy said, Master Chase came here in person just to defend her reputation." Jada couldn't help but overhear their conversation, her curiosity piqued. She slowed her pace, straining to catch every word. "Seriously, how come? Didn't she reject him multiple times, embarrassing him?" the other employee questioned, "How can he still love a woman like her?" The first employee sighed, her voice laced with envy and a tinge of longing. "I guess she's one of the lucky few," she responded wistfully. "I don't know why she rejected him the first time. If I had a man like Mr