Between Ruin And Resolve My Ex-Husband's Regret novel Chapter 462

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Blaine’s voice was relaxed, laced with the entitlement of someone born into privilege.

Instantly, Coyle’s complexion darkened even more

Blaine was mocking him.

Fury surged in Coyle’s chest, but he lacked the courage to challenge the Castro name directly and was forced to suppress

his rage.

Instead, he channeled his bitterness toward Sadie.

“Sadie, you…”

“Coyle,” Sadie cut in, her tone sharp and commanding, “In this company, you will refer to me as Ms. Hudson.”

Coyle was practically trembling with rage.

That shameless woman!

First Blaine, now Sadie–he’d been thoroughly embarrassed.

His jaw tightened as he scrambled to reclaim authority.

“Ms. Hudson, there’s only one day left until the deadline you mentioned. And today happens to be the shareholders

‘gathering. Surely you’re not about to read a resignation speech in this very room?”

His voice was thick with mockery and challenge.

Sadie’s calm never wavered. Without a word, she glanced toward Samuel.

Catching her cue, Samuel placed a pile of papers on the polished conference table.

“Everyone,” he said firmly, “please review these documents. They detail the partnership Ms. Hudson secured with Mr. Noel

from Burgess Group. The formal celebration will be held this Friday.”

Gasps filled the room as Samuel’s announcement landed. Coyle snatched the papers, eyes darting across the pages.

The contract was airtight–the deal was complete.

How was this possible?

Sutton had promised Burgess Group would refuse Sadie’s offer.

What went wrong?

Sadie cleared her throat, her voice soft yet audible to everyone present.

“Everyone, the general manager seat has been vacant for a while. Mr. Ralph Castro and I have agreed that Blaine will assume the role.”

Shock rippled through the room.

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All heads turned toward Blaine, who flashed a roguish grin and a playful wink.

The shareholders exchanged knowing looks, murmuring softly amongst themselves.

After all, Blaine was Ralph’s grandson, and having a Castro in charge as general manager felt inevitable.

Still, Blaine hardly fit the image of a competent leader.

Coyle’s hands balled into fists, his expression dark with fury.

That scheming woman had crossed the line.

He had carefully orchestrated this meeting to oust Sadie and appoint Sutton to the general manager position.

Yet, Sadie had blindsided everyone by installing Blaine instead.

His entire strategy was in shambles.

Frustration surged within Coyle, pushing him to the brink.

Meanwhile, Sadie, either unaware or indifferent to the storm brewing on his face, pressed on smoothly. “Regarding the upcoming collaboration with the Burgess Group, Sutton, the logistics department manager, will be solely responsible.”

What? Was she offering Sutton a consolation prize to soften the blow? Rage simmered within Coyle, but he bit it back, knowing he needed to endure it for the sake of his son.

Satisfied with the outcome, Sadie rose from her seat and concluded sharply, “That will be all for today. Meeting adjourned.”

Without sparing another glance at the attendees, she exited confidently.

Blaine followed soon after, as carefree as ever.

The gathering dispersed abruptly, leaving Coyle frozen, pale with anger and disbelief.

He had spent months plotting, only to be effortlessly outmaneuvered by Sadie.

He seethed with resentment, unwilling to accept the bitter taste of failure, but helpless to reverse it. No–there was no way

he’d let this slide. He would never surrender so easily.

Outside, as Sadie and Blaine walked in the hallway, Blaine shifted into a playful mood.

“You were brilliant in there, Sadie. You made Coyle’s face drain of all color.”

Sadie kept her focus, striding steadily toward the elevator.

“Your office is on the 17th floor,” she stated curtly. “I’ve assigned an assistant to you. She’s capable–dependable.”

Blaine wasn’t the least bit concerned about who the assistant might be.

What intrigued him was Sadie herself–calm, cool, and efficient, just as she had been at the shareholders‘ meeting, a stark

contrast to his grandfather’s description of a delicate woman in need of protection.

Sadie was clearly a beautiful and formidable woman.

Raising a brow in amusement, Blaine watched her walk away.

He flashed a wink at her retreating figure before heading downstairs.

Sadie ignored his gesture entirely.

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