Goodbye, Saintess. Novel

The Unseen Kingdom That Followed Me Into Every Dream by Alyndra Meron Valeen 105 Summary Baron suddenly felt self-conscious about his rough manner of speaking and apologized to Master Sebastian, explaining that his lack of formal education was due to starting his business empire early. This moment briefly erased the memory of the earlier unpleasant encounter with three individuals. Meanwhile, the narrator reflected that the mercy shown on stage toward Hera might not be appreciated by her, but soon shifted focus to more important matters.

Reviewing the business proposals was not only a favor to Baron but also an opportunity for the narrator to sharpen investment skills. The proposals spanned various industries and many were impressive, far surpassing the uninspired ideas presented by Hera's three friends. The forum atmosphere changed as the narrator appeared approachable and engaged, which helped lighten the mood and energize the attendees. A female CEO approached with her restaurant proposal, shyly complimenting the narrator.

Despite her charm, the narrator remained focused and offered practical advice on maintaining food quality, adapting menus to regional tastes, and ensuring professionalism among staff. The woman expressed heartfelt gratitude, which the narrator had heard many times that day, leading to some numbness. Unexpectedly, the woman linked her arm with the narrator's and asked if he was single, catching him off guard. Observing her more closely, he noted her subtle makeup and classic, approachable beauty that rivaled Hera's, though her figure was less mature.

She smiled bashfully as he stared, adding a new personal dynamic to the interaction. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Baron suddenly became self-conscious, realizing he sounded rather unpolished. He scratched the back of his head awkwardly and gave a sheepish smile. "Apologies, Master Sebastian. I began building my business empire when I should have been sitting in a classroom, so I never had the chance to receive a formal education." For a moment, it was as if the unpleasant episode with those three individuals had never even occurred.

What I had declared on stage was meant as an act of mercy toward her as well, though I doubted Hera would interpret it in the same way. I hadn't even noticed when she slipped away, but soon far more pressing matters demanded my full attention. Going over the proposals wasn't just a favor to Baron-it was an excellent chance for me to hone my skills as an investor. The submissions covered a broad spectrum of industries, which kept my mind sharp and engaged. The forum turned out to be far more impressive than I had initially anticipated.

Several proposals caught my interest enough that I eagerly endorsed them. It quickly became clear that most of the CEOs had presented far more compelling and well-thought-out ideas than the lackluster attempts Hera's three friends had shown me. The audience, who had assumed I was aloof, distant, and cold because of my position, began to see a different side of me. I appeared approachable and relaxed, which helped to ease the tension in the room. Gradually, the atmosphere grew warmer and more lively, with a renewed sense of energy spreading among the attendees. "Please, Mr.

Grimwald, take a look at my proposal! I'm a restaurateur," a female CEO said as she stepped closer and handed me her paper. "Wow, you look even cuter up close," she whispered shyly. I didn't notice the hearts sparkling in her eyes; my focus remained firmly on the task before me. I gave a nod of approval. "Not bad at all. I think this is definitely feasible. But beyond branding, your main focus should be on food quality and taste.

Building such a successful franchise at your age is no small achievement, ma'am." "When I say 'food quality' and 'taste,' I mean your dishes should constantly evolve. Even if you have a strong core recipe, it's crucial to research regional differences in flavor preferences and adjust your menu accordingly." "Keep your staff professional and uphold high standards. Adapt your offerings to local tastes, and your company will only continue to thrive." I handed her proposal back. "Thank you, thank you! I'm so lucky to have met you today and learned so much!" she said brightly. I gave a solemn nod.

"Mm-hmm." After hearing expressions of gratitude so many times throughout the day, I was beginning to feel numb. I had offered similar advice to nearly every CEO or representative who approached me. But this woman decided to take things a step further. Without warning, she slipped her arm through mine. "Mr. Grimwald, I was thinking... we're about the same age, right? So, um... are you single?" "Pardon?" I blinked, caught off guard by the suddenness of her question. For the first time, I looked at her more closely. She was more attractive than I had initially realized.

Her makeup was subtle, lending her a soft, elegant charm. She reminded me of the classic girl-next-door type-a kind of familiarity that might make a man think of someone from his school days. Her features might not have been as striking as Hera's, but there was something so pleasant about her appearance that she could easily rival Hera in beauty. Her only shortcoming-if it could even be called that-was her figure, which lacked the more mature allure some might find captivating. She caught me staring and gave a bashful smile.

Conclusion As the day unfolded, the barriers between the aloof baron and those around him began to dissolve, revealing a man whose sharp intellect and genuine concern for others shone through. His guidance to the aspiring CEOs not only demonstrated his keen business acumen but also his willingness to nurture potential, embodying a quiet strength that invited connection rather than distance. The warmth that gradually filled the room mirrored the subtle transformation within him-a shift from isolation to engagement, from cold formality to approachable sincerity.

Meanwhile, the unresolved feelings surrounding Hera linger in the background, casting a shadow over Baron's interactions and decisions. The emotional undercurrents set the stage for moments of vulnerability and conflict, as Baron grapples with his own desires and the expectations placed upon him. Readers can anticipate a delicate balance between opportunity and challenge, where every choice could ripple into unforeseen consequences. Sara Lili Sara Lili is a daring romance writer who turns icy landscapes into scenes of fiery passion.

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