?Chapter 330:


    “You had an affair with Joyce.


    You were the one who gave me an ultimatum—either kneel and apologize or walk away. Maybe I didn’t know if I loved you, but I do know one thing: love means loyalty; love means taking someone’s side. If I didn’t love you, then you didn’t love me either. And because of that, Alexander, you have no right to point fingers at me.”


    Dani’s logic was unshakable.


    At that moment, the reality hit everyone in the room like a cold gust of wind.


    There was no denying it—Dani had never really been in love with Alexander.


    After all, true love—wild, messy, and consuming—never lets anyone escape unscathed. Sure, Dani might have been hurt. But without love, the pain didn’t stick; it didn’t carve anysting wounds.


    Now, she could discuss it with absolute ease, treating it like it was a trivial annoyance rather than something meaningful.


    Dani wasn’t certain if she ever loved Alexander.


    Yet, anyone who had ever been in love could see that Dani truly didn’t love Alexander.


    And this truth was even more painfully obvious to Alexander. He couldn’t put into words the ripping sensation inside him when Dani spoke.


    His gaze towards Dani was icy.


    “Dani! I can’t believe you! All this time, you’ve been making a fool out of me!”


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    He had never imed to have feelings for Joyce.


    He was just fed up with Dani’s unshakableposure—the kind that made it seem like nothing, no matter how big, could ever faze her.


    Everyone thought Dani loved him, but Alexander had always sensed there was something off—something he couldn’t quite put his finger on.


    All these years, he had struggled to figure out what it was.


    So, he’d tried to provoke her jealousy.


    He thought being around Joyce might awaken the feelings Dani had kept locked away.


    Yet, even after their divorce, he was left with nothing.


    Today, he finally realized the truth. The barrier between them wasn’t something he could fix. It was her heart, unreachable and distant.


    Even so, he wasn’t willing to let go. He opened his mouth, prepared to voice the one question that had been consuming him:


    If he offered to start over, would she take him back? Love or no love, he was determined to make her fall for him this time!


    This time, he’d do it right.


    Cedric noticed the resolve and the storm of emotions building in Alexander’s gaze.


    But before Alexander could say a word, Cedric stepped in, his imposing figure blocking Alexander’s view of Danipletely.


    “Haven’t you said enough?”


    Alexander’s head whipped towards Cedric, his jaw tightening.


    “If you’re done, then get out!” Cedric added.


    Alexander red at Cedric, who stood a full head taller.


    “This is between Dani and me.”


    Cedric gave a small nod.


    “If you two were still married, I might have stayed out of this. But you’re not. She’s not your wife anymore, Alexander.


    You made your choice, and it was the wrong one.”


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