Capturing the Millionaire’s Heart on Divorce Day novel Chapter 220

At that moment, Madison finally caught on to the subtle shift in Ethan’s mood.

She quickly opened the office door, gesturing to the waiting pilots to stay put, then hurried back to squat beside the couch in the office.

"I didn't mean to overlook you, please don't be upset, okay?" Madison's tone was exceptionally gentle.

In reality, Ethan wasn’t really upset. Having weathered much in life, small matters like this hardly dented his mood.

But he missed Madison, even just half a day apart made him long for her, yearning for just a little more time together.

Unbeknownst to him, Madison was rushing back to work, leaving Ethan with a tinge of disappointment.

What do you do when your girlfriend seems to prioritize work over you?

This very question soon surfaced on Ethan's F******k.

So, as Madison arrived with the flight team at the training base, waiting for the snow to stop, she was bombarded with countless notifications tapping into Ethan's quandary.

She quickly muted the alerts and dove into her work.

The synergy training needed a fresh run-through.

Likely, the Air China team would be diligently practicing their teamwork in the coming days.

Upon reflection, weren't all the pilots who made it to Air China exemplary in their own right?

If it came down to the wire, Madison felt their chances of an assured victory were too low.

"Madison."

The snow had just ceased, and the base staff were busy clearing it.

Brian approached her.

Standing on the broad grounds of the training base, Brian broached, "If it gets too much..."

"I can take half the team off your hands. Managing over twenty people alone is overwhelming, and the training might suffer."

Madison knew Brian was seasoned, so he seldom took the lead unless it was absolutely necessary.

Her eyes softened with gratitude, "Brian, you..."

"Ah, it's nothing. Just a training session, and don't forget I come from a military flying background – stamina is the least of my worries. I just don't want to wear myself out too soon."

Madison chuckled at Brian's remark, "Are you sure? That's quite a lot of people, I worry it might be too much for you."

"It's all fine."

Brian gestured, "I'll take these ones – they’re sharp, easier to manage. You tackle those a bit behind technically."

To elevate the overall skill level.

Madison accepted Brian's suggestion.

So, when the teams were divided, everyone understood the setup.

Those coached by Madison poured their utmost attention and energy into the training.

"We'll practice until eight tonight; it'll be dark by then."

But someone proposed, "Captain Madison, we could extend the time. After all, we can't rule out night-time scenarios in the selection races. And since we're all here, we might as well make the most of it."

The suggestion made everyone exchange glances, then nod in agreement.

"Let's continue training, Captain Madison."

"Don't spare us, Captain. We can handle this intensity."

"Right!"

Informed of this, Brian teased the younger pilots over dinner.

"Planning to grind this old man into the ground, are you?"

There were playful retorts, "Exactly, if you retire, Brian, we might have our shot to climb up."