The Ugly Wife’s Stunning Comeback novel Chapter 112

After Felicia left, Andrea just stood there, staring at her as she walked away.

Felicia needed to catch the shuttle to the course. On her way to the pickup spot, she passed down a long corridor and spotted a man ahead, talking on his phone.

His voice was soft and warm, the kind that immediately puts you at ease. “Take your nap, sweetheart. Daddy will pick you up tonight. Listen to Grandma, okay?”

Hearing him, Felicia’s heart clenched. A rush of sadness welled up, burning behind her eyes.

He was talking to Anne.

Five years had passed.

All this time, she could only get updates about Anne from Luke. Max loved their daughter so much and insisted on caring for her himself. No wonder Anne was so attached to him.

Knowing her child was loved made Felicia feel a little better.

But seeing him with Andrea now, knowing he’d probably already introduced their daughter to her, made Felicia feel sick. Just picturing Anne and Andrea together was unbearable.

She was still caught up in her thoughts when Max hung up and turned, his eyes landing right on her.

She could feel the intensity of his gaze.

Thank goodness for her hat.

Felicia managed to pull herself together and walked past him, not giving any sign she’d noticed. She just headed straight to the lobby.

Max watched her go, his eyes never leaving her until she was out of sight.

“Max!”

Andrea’s voice snapped Max back to reality.

Luke didn’t hesitate. “Deal. Dinner’s on me.”

“See? That’s what I call being generous,” Savannah said, then shot Anthony a look. “Bet you save money by being this stingy all the time.”

They all started playing, taking it easy.

Felicia hadn’t known how to play golf before, but she picked it up fast while living in the States. Now her skills were basically professional level.

She and Jeremy chatted about work as they played.

Roen Capital was looking at a new project and wanted Felicia to take the lead. Jeremy had just found out that BlueMarble Investments had sent someone to check it out, too.

The competition between the two firms had only gotten more intense these last few years.