All Chapters of Sorry, but I'm Out of Your League: Chapter 341 - Chapter 350

Enrique received a video call. He was delighted when he saw Ariana. "Ari? Where are you? How have you been lately?" Ariana smiled and replied, "Grandpa, I'm doing well. I was at the research center before, remember? I've been busy lately, but I wanted to get out and travel around, so I didn't contact you." "I'm glad you're okay. When are you coming back? I've been missing you." "In a few days. I'll definitely visit you when I come back." Since he had not seen her for a long time, Enrique asked many questions. They chatted for about half an hour before ending the call. Spencer immediately took the phone. Ariana looked down at the floor and said softly, "Are you satisfied now?" Spencer asked, "Have you figured out what to say to Jensen?" Ariana nodded. Spencer then said, "Well, choose your words carefully. If not... I won't go easy on the Rivera family." Reflecting on Spencer's words, Ariana realized he had been dissatisfied with Jensen for a while now. When he said he

Spencer's expression soured when Jacob mentioned Connor. Annoyed, Jacob took a drink, too. "You think I don't want to date? I'm in the military all day—even the mosquitoes flying by are male!" Spencer laughed at him, but his laughter turned bitter. "What should I do? I'm really at a loss with her." Jacob sighed. "The key now isn't you. It's Ariana's attitude. What did she say?" "What could she say? Just... stubbornly claiming she doesn't like me anymore." Jacob looked at him. "Is it possible that she's not just being stubborn?" "She definitely likes me." Spencer clenched his teeth. "Her anger is temporary." Jacob said, "Then, keep trying to win her over. There's always hope." Spencer fell silent. Jacob then asked, "By the way, has Connor been pretty busy lately?" Spencer grunted in affirmation. The last incident with Ariana was all orchestrated by Shanice. Connor had explained that Shanice was just trying to scare Ariana out of jealousy, not actually harm her. But

Jensen pulled Ariana behind him. Snickering, he said, "Spencer, whatever happened before, at least I thought you were still a man. But now, I see you're nothing but shit! No wonder Ari wants to divorce you. "You think she likes you? Keep dreaming! Who would like someone like you?" Being hit right where it hurt, Spencer nearly lost it. Even after marrying Ariana, he had never felt superior to Jensen. Ariana and Jensen's relationship was something he had always cursed at but, truthfully, envied.Only after realizing his own feelings did he understand it was jealousy. He was jealous that Jensen and Ariana could always be so close. Even now, with Ariana wanting to divorce him and desperately trying to escape, Jensen always had a place by her side. And what about Spencer? The sense of crisis and jealousy made Spencer speak recklessly. He said, "At least she liked me once. You? You're just a pitiful wretch—" "Jensen," Ariana spoke softly. She did not look at Spencer. She merely look

During the first few days after Ariana left, Spencer could not go anywhere. Enrique kept watch over him himself. He did not let Spencer step foot outside Ulrich Estate. Spencer could not claim that he wanted to leave for work. The Ulrich family's businesses were not so fragile that they would go bankrupt after a few days without management. He was to stay at home obediently.Previously, Spencer had imprisoned Ariana against her will. Now, Enrique was giving him a taste of his own medicine by making him experience what it felt like to lose freedom. Spencer knew that Enrique was partly punishing him and partly buying time for Ariana to leave more easily. But Spencer was confident that no matter where Ariana went, he could find her and bring her back. So during these days of confinement, Spencer was not too panicked. He also knew his actions had been somewhat extreme, so he had been spending these days reflecting. But he still felt that everything he did was to win Ariana back. So

Enrique finally relented after a week and allowed Spencer to go out normally. On the day he regained his freedom, Connor arranged a celebration for him at a club and invited a group of their friends. Most of them were childhood friends, and even those who were not rich heirs from good families were present. Naturally, Spencer held the most prestigious status among them. Though he was not much older, not many managed family businesses in their early 20s. While other rich heirs still relied on allowances from their elders to splurge, Spencer had long been independent. Those who grew up with him were fine, but those who met him later through family connections often felt as if Spencer was of the same generation as their parents. Spencer was reserved and composed. With an air of dignity and aloofness, he was set apart from the flamboyant, energetic young people around him. Even in this crowd, he was the most eye-catching one here.His exceptional looks and the confidence that came f