Overwhelmed by the Billionaire’s Persistent Pursuit

Chapter 271: The winner was already clear. Bettina couldn't help but pull Candice aside and whisper, "Mr. Lopez is definitely a professional. He could even win a championship on an international golf tour. No wonder he accepted their challenge when we're so incompetent." At that moment, Cathy collapsed on the sofa like a deflated ball. She had no mood to play the last hole. After all, they had already lost. What else could she do? Even if Bettina and Candice missed the ball, they would still lose the game. She glared at Braylen and complained.

She wanted to embarrass Candice, but instead, she was the one who lost her face and dignity. Braylen rubbed his nose. Although he had heard that Milton was good at golf, he had never witnessed his skills firsthand. He didn't expect Milton to be so proficient-he could even be one of the best in the world. Meanwhile, Alta stared at Milton with admiration. She took the opportunity to say, "Mr. Lopez, you're great at golf! Maybe next time we can play together..." However, before she could finish, Milton interrupted, "Never." With that, he walked away to take his turn, completely ignoring Alta.

Alta was so angry she stamped her feet in frustration. All eighteen holes ended. Without a doubt, Milton, Candice, and Bettina won by a large margin. Braylen hurried forward and said apologetically with a smile, "Mr. Lopez, you're a world-class player. It's been eye-opening to compete with you today. If you have a golf project in the future, please give me a chance to bid." He was quick to flatter Milton despite losing the game. After all, he still wanted to collaborate with the Royal Garden Corporation in the future.

However, Milton cast a cold glance at Braylen and said, "Your taste in people is bad." Explore the world of fiction at gⱯlnσνℓs․com Braylen was stunned at first but quickly understood what Milton meant. He was referring to Cathy and Alta. It seemed he should stop contacting Cathy from now on. Cathy and Alta also understood and looked embarrassed. Why would Milton dislike them? After all, they were rich and beautiful. How could they be inferior to a penniless woman like Candice? Not only had they lost the game, but they were also humiliated by Milton.

Their faces twisted with rage, but there was nothing they could do. Cathy could only glare at Candice before leaving with Alta, filled with embarrassment and anger. After Cathy and Alta left, Braylen apologized to Milton again. "I'm so sorry they caused you trouble today, Mr. Lopez. Please don't take it to heart. I'm leaving now. I'll treat you to dinner another day to show my deep regret." With his arms crossed over his chest, Milton replied indifferently, "No, there's no need for that." . . .