Between Ruin And Resolve My Ex-Husband's Regret novel Chapter 35

Chapter 35 The Golf Course

Sadie drew in a deep, steadying breath, steeling herself against any sign of vulnerability.

“I am Mr. Noah Wall’s secretary from Wall Group,” she declared, her voice a calm blend of composure and firm conviction. “He has sent me to discuss a potential collaboration with Mr. Dominguez from Maple Group.”

The staff member’s expression shifted dramatically, the initial disdain melting away to be replaced by a respectful acknowledgment.

“Oh, you’re with Mr. Wall. I apologize for missing that.” With a newfound courteousness, the staff member beamed and

gestured ahead. “Right this way, please.”

Releasing a hushed sigh of relief, Sadie followed, her heart lightening with each step.

The golf course sprawled before her was a landscape tinged with familiarity–she had traversed these greens before

alongside Noah, lending her a comforting sense of deja vu.

Choosing a secluded bench, she settled down, extracting a meticulously prepared business proposal from her bag. She scanned the surroundings with practiced ease, her anticipation building quietly.

Roy showed up soon after, accompanied by just a secretary. His arrival confirmed the intelligence she had gathered.

With no clients in sight, Roy appeared to be here purely for a leisurely day on the course, making her job a breeze.

Sadie drew a deep breath, steeling herself as she made her way towards Roy, who was leisurely sipping his coffee.

She offered him a measured smile, the kind meticulously practiced for professionalism. “Hello, Mr. Dominguez. I’m Sadie. Hudson, Mr. Wall’s secretary.” She introduced herself with a calm, dignified air.

Roy glanced up, his eyes momentarily lighting up with an unspoken appreciation for Sadie, before he swiftly masked it with a neutral expression.

After all, Sadie was no stranger; she had been a constant, though subtle, fixture by Noah’s side for the past two years, her

presence as elegant and unobtrusive as a finely crafted decor.

With a nonchalant smile, Roy responded, “Ah, Miss Hudson, what a pleasant surprise. Is Mr. Wall accompanying you today?”

His eyes flicked around the place, feigning a casual look for Noah.

Maintaining her composed facade, Sadie was ready with her response.

She extended the business proposal–a document she had refined tirelessly–to him. Her voice was firm, perfectly balanced

between respect and assertion.

“Mr. Dominguez, I’m here to present this business proposal on Mr. Wall’s behalf. He values our prior cooperation highly.

He mentioned concerns about the planning department’s flaws in details, prompting him to send me personally to ensure you receive this,” she explained, her gaze steady.

Roy gave the business plan a brief glance, his expression unreadable, before setting it aside without opening it. His smile

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Chapter 35 The Golf Course

was thin, almost forced as he responded, “Miss Hudson, I came here today to unwind, not to get tangled up in business talks.”

His gaze lifted, sharp and assessing, as he subtly dismissed her efforts.

“And please tell Mr. Wall that it’s best to leave bygones as bygones. There’s no point in lingering on it.”