Overwhelmed by the Billionaire’s Persistent Pursuit

Chapter 270: Candice was stunned. He drank from her bottle without even wiping it first! Bettina was also surprised. Milton was known to be a clean freak. Wasn't that the same as an indirect kiss with Candice? She cast a meaningful glance at Candice, only to see her face flush an even deeper shade of red. Candice was at a loss for words. Meanwhile, Milton looked indifferent. Coincidentally, it was his turn to play. He walked forward and took his club. Braylen had previously used two strokes to hit the ball into the hole-an eagle! It was outstanding.

He was a professional golfer after all; his family ran a golf course. Milton got into position and prepared to hit the ball. His posture was more professional than the others. His poised form and every move looked noble and elegant. He swung the club and hit the ball perfectly. Since Bettina and Candice hadn't positioned their balls well, Milton also took two strokes to get the ball into the hole. At that point, they were temporarily two strokes behind. However, golf was a game of endurance. There were 18 holes in total.

The course difficulty determined the par, and the final score would be calculated after all holes were completed. It was still too early to determine the winner. Both sides continued taking turns hitting the ball. Although Candice was beginning to understand how to play, she still tried her best to avoid mistakes. Bettina played slightly worse than Alta, but she wasn't a drag on their team. As for Braylen, his performance was consistently good. Meanwhile, Cathy's game was shaky. Sometimes she did well; other times, she didn't. But no matter what, she played much better than Candice.

After each round, Candice couldn't help wiping the sweat from her brow. tｅt gαlnovels.ｃοm She felt sorry for Milton, who had to clean up the mess she and Bettina made. She even sent her ball flying out of bounds twice. However, no matter how poorly she and Bettina played, Milton could always get the ball into the hole with minimal strokes, as long as the par was more than five. After several shots, Candice started understanding some golfing terms. As long as she managed her shots, Milton could consistently make a birdie or an eagle.

A hole completed in two strokes under par is called an eagle, while one stroke under par is called a birdie. After sixteen holes, they had surpassed Braylen's team by six strokes. As long as Bettina and Candice could keep up for the last two holes, they would win. During the seventeenth hole, Bettina and Candice did not underperform. They neither missed the ball nor hit it out of bounds. Meanwhile, Milton made another wonderful eagle, increasing the lead to eight strokes. . . .