Overwhelmed by the Billionaire’s Persistent Pursuit

Chapter 267: At that moment, Milton took off his suit jacket. The light in the room caught his face, making him look even more dazzling. For some reason, he appeared taller and more slender. He raised his hand and undid the two top buttons of his beige shirt, revealing his collarbone. He looked very sexy and attractive. Candice could only stare, using all her strength not to let her mouth hang open. Milton was much taller than she was, so from where she stood, she had a clear view of his Adam's apple. Then she looked up and met his eyes.

She had seen him countless times, but she still couldn't help feeling amazed every time she laid eyes on him. She still wasn't used to his handsomeness. Suddenly, Candice felt her throat go dry and her cheeks burn. She quickly turned away and didn't look at Milton anymore. Seeing her blush and avert her gaze, Milton felt even more pleased. Then, the competition began. Cathy took the lead, swinging the first putt. As the simulation ended, Cathy made a victory gesture. She had done a great job with her swing. Afterward, it was Bettina's turn. She squared her shoulders and stepped forward.

She adjusted her stance for a long time before she putted the ball. When she was done, she frowned because she knew she hadn't performed well. Alta putted after Bettina and did it properly. Finally, it was Candice's turn. Although Candice had never played golf, she was a master of imitation. While the others took their turns swinging, she carefully observed their movements and postures. When it was her turn, she stood up and held the club the way they did. It seemed and felt right, but there was a huge difference between theory and practice.

Discover more content at ɢαlnσνeℓs․com Candice swung the club, but to her surprise, the club didn't hit the ball at all. When she drew back the club, she accidentally knocked the ball off the tee. Feeling embarrassed, Candice pressed her lips into a thin line and knitted her brows. Cathy and Alta sneered, looking at Candice with mocking eyes. However, because Milton was present, they restrained themselves from giggling or making snide comments. If Milton weren't there, they would have openly made fun of Candice. Candice frowned.

She bent down, picked up the golf ball, and placed it back on the tee. Seeing this, Bettina yelled, "No, don't do that!" Unfortunately, it was too late. Bettina slapped her forehead and explained, "If the club doesn't hit the ball, it counts as one stroke. If the ball falls off the tee and is then hit from where it lands, that's the second stroke. If the ball is put back on the tee from the ground, it counts as the third stroke." . . .