All Chapters of Falling for the rejected son-in-law: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Silence settled in the room, but the tension grew as the rest of the uncles and aunt stared at Jada, expecting her to back down because Andrew had more knowledge of ADs' and had spent years running the company.But Jada leaned back in her chair, considering Andrew's proposal carefully. She knew this was a high-stakes challenge, and the outcome could determine the future of ADs Group and her place within the family. But she was not one to back down from a challenge, especially when she believed in her abilities.After a moment of contemplation, Jada nodded, her eyes unwavering. "Agreed, Uncle Andrew. I accept your challenge. Let's write those proposals and see who can win the contract from Steel INC."The room was filled with a mixture of surprise and anticipation. Jada's confidence had caught many off guard, and they couldn't help but wonder if she was stupid.But what they didn't know was that after the incident, Mr. Clark had been secretly teaching her and ensuring she was well-educ

As Ben drove away from her grandfather's grand mansion, Jada couldn't help but smile, lowering the windshield. The fact that she had just convinced him to let her take charge of AD's group, one of the most prestigious companies of their family's empire before Andrew ruled and destroyed it, had her giggling to herself. The sun hung low in the sky, casting a warm, golden glow over the landscape as Ben sped down the winding road. The wind whipped through her hair, and she couldn't shake the exhilarating feeling that coursed through her veins. For so long, she had been working tirelessly to prove herself to her family, and finally, she had a chance to make her mark plus get her revenge. As Ben approached the fence, the sprawling mansion, a sense of anticipation settled over her. She couldn't wait to share the good news with him. After Ben pulled into the driveway of Chase's villa, Jada rushed out of the car, entered the mansion, and made her way through the opulent foyer. When Jada e

The lobby of the ADs Group skyscraper had fallen into a tense silence after Maria's dramatic quarrel with Jada. The employees, who had been buzzing with gossip, watched with wide-eyed curiosity as Maria stood there, her eyes welling up with tears. Seeing the dull look in her cousin's eyes, Maria took a deep breath, her voice trembling as she addressed the crowd of onlookers. "Please, everyone, I just want what's fair. My father, Andrew Hudson, dedicated his life to this company. He built it from the ground up. And now, because of Jada's ruthless decisions, he's been cast aside like he means nothing." Her suppressed rage made her plea sound heartfelt, and her tears seemed genuine. She had a way of garnering sympathy, and some employees began to murmur amongst themselves, uncertain where their loyalties should lie, especially since she was rude to them when Andrew had ruled the company. Despite the mumblings, Jada's expression remained unreadable, knowing that her cousin's plea could

The early morning sun cast long shadows across the grand entrance of the Hudson mansion as Andrew Hudson arrived, his anger simmering just beneath the surface. He had hardly slept the previous night, his mind consumed by the humiliation his beloved daughter, Maria, had endured at the hands of Jada. The incident at AD's company had shaken him to the core, and he was determined to address it. As Andrew climbed the marble steps and approached the massive oak doors, he couldn't help but feel a deep sense of anger that his plans were falling apart and Jada had become a torn in his flesh that he could not pluck out. "Today, she will learn her place," Andrew mumbled under his breath as he made his way through the twisted corridors of the mansion, past portraits of his brother, haunting him until he reached his father's study. When he pushed the doors open, Mr. Hudson was already seated behind his mahogany desk, engrossed in paperwork. "Father," Andrew greeted, his voice carrying an edge

Watching their faces, Jada's smile deepened, and she let out a small, humorless laugh. "Oh, Andrew," she said, her tone dripping with sarcasm. "You really think that's going to happen, don't you?" The room fell silent, and all eyes were on Jada. She could feel the tension in the air, and her family's confusion at her response was clear. They had expected her to yield, to give in to their demands, but Jada had other plans. "I won't apologize," Jada continued, her voice steady. "I won't grovel at Maria's feet, and I won't pretend that what I did was wrong. In fact, I stand by my actions." Instantly, Andrew's smirk faded, replaced by a scowl. "You're being stubborn!" he hissed. With a smile, Jada maintained her composure, not flinching at his outburst, and with a hint of amusement in her voice, she replied, "Oh, I see. Kneel, you say?" She paused, allowing the tension in the room to thicken. "It's true," one employee said to another. "She must have sold herself to Mr. Aniston to get