Married To My Ex-Husband’s Rival by Jobet GraySon

Chapter Thirty Eight

Amber’s POV.

I adjusted the folds of my dress, smoothing out the fabric with nervous fingers. Walking into the restaurant, I reminded myself of the purpose of this meeting to connect with Colonel Timothy

Miller, the man behind the 401 project.

He held the key to helping me take the project for myself, and he was my first step in turning everything Kayden and his family had ever worked for into dust.

It seemed surreal to imagine myself interacting with politicians and people connected to politics, but Richard had emphasized the importance of forging such alliances for my growth and success.

As I entered the restaurant, I quickly realized that my destination was beyond the general seating area. With a sigh, I bypassed the familiar hustle and bustle of the crowded dining area and made my way to the elevator. It was my ticket to the secluded rooftop space reserved for VVIPs.

Pressing the button for the rooftop level, I stood still as the elevator glided upward. My heart pounded in my chest, a rush of anxiety and excitement coursing through my veins. Richard had made sure I was well–prepared for this encounter, reminding me that certain privileges needed to be embraced to command respect and assert my presence in a place like this.

As the elevator doors opened, I stepped out to the secluded rooftop, the air tinged with sophistication and exclusivity. In the muted lighting. I presented my black card to the guard standing before the entrance. Richard had handed me this card, explaining that it signified limitless. wealth, a symbol of power and importance.

The guard inspected it and nodded, granting me access to the coveted VVIP area.

In the dimly lit space, a male waiter approached me, his demeanor professional and attentive. He inquired if I had a table reserved, his eyes scanning me from head to toe. Suppressing my nerves, I uttered my purpose with a calm and confident tone.

“I’m here to meet someone,” I replied, my voice steady. “Colonel Timothy Miller.”

The waiter’s eyes widened slightly, a flicker of recognition crossing his face. “Ah, Colonel Miller,” he acknowledged. “Please, follow me.”

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Leading the way, the waiter guided me through the sea of elegantly dressed individuals, each

engrossed in their own conversations and affairs. My gaze swept across the room, taking in the

mindblowing surroundings and the aura of power that seemed to permeate the air.

reminded myself to remain focused and to use this opportunity

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The waiter gestured for me to go ahead, his gaze lingering momentarily on the empty chair opposite the

the waiter announced respectfully, nodding in my direction. “Miss.

a polite smile. “Ah, Miss Grey, I’ve been expecting

join me.”

soon as I joined, he dismissed the other gentleman he had been speaking with, his attention. falling solely

warm smile. “Colonel Miller, it is truly an honor to meet you,” I said. “I appreciate you taking the time out of your busy day to meet

eyes made me feel uncomfortable, a mix of lust and something darker that I

replied, quickly averting his gaze from my chest. He seemed slightly flustered as he continued, “I didn’t expect to be honored with the presence of a beautiful woman like yourself. I thought I was just meeting a representative

out a small chuckle, pretending to be flattered. “Oh, Colonel Miller, you are too kind,”

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small projects like this one, so I assumed

time.”

playing along with

which could give off that impression. But believe me, Colonel Miller, we are always willing to consider any

voice shifting toward a captivating tone.

crossing his arms over his

do you want to

my thoughts before I responded to

“Before I tell you what I want, Colonel Miller,

my voice steady. “Who do you intend to

project?”

by my question. “Why

he asked.

innocent facade. “Oh, Colonel Miller, I assure you,

informed of the decision,” I replied, my voice dripping with innocence. “I

to conclusions without verified

“Well, in that case,” he said,