Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 69 Relax

Eileen changed into Blake sportswear, tied her hair into a high ponytail, and wore a sun hat. for shade. Her slender and impressive figure stood out on the lawn, attracting many eyes. Since junior high, Eileen had developed well. Her ample chest, which used to be the subject of ridicule, was always a burden to her during running, making it a torturous experience.

In the past, Eric’s favorite pastime was to play around with her breasts.

The medicine most used in her home was to alleviate bruising on her chest.

Her golf coach was a former champion of the national golf competition.

Now retired, he spoke with elegance and carried himself with the grace of a gentleman.

It was said that his family situation was not good. In his earlier years, he was sold to Primas to work off his father’s debts. Later, due to his involvement in golf, he began receiving professional training.

Many well-known and respected businesspeople would travel great distances just to watch one of his matches.

Booking his lessons took a lot of effort on Will’s part.

Quinton Wright hugged Eileen from behind, holding the club. “Pay attention to your wrist, don’t exert too much force, and don’t be too nervous. Relax.”

Eileen bit her lip, relaxed her body, and maintained a reasonable distance between them. With his guidance, she swung the club, and the ball went into the hole accurately.

“Not bad. You’ve improved,” Quinton commented.

Eileen said, “Mr. Wright, you’re flattering me. If it weren’t for you, I probably wouldn’t be able. to get the ball in the hole, ever.”

Quinton handed her a bottle of water. “I remember your schedule is three classes a week. You skipped twelve classes. Were you not feeling well?”

Eileen unscrewed the cap and took a sip. Looking down, she shook her head. “No, it’s about school.”

Quinton nodded. “Right. School comes first. If it’s inconvenient, we can make missed classes next time.”

up

for the

Eileen gave a slight smile. “Won’t this interfere with your other classes? I remember your schedule is booked for years to come. I wouldn’t dare monopolize a top coach like you.”

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Quinton was well into his thirties, but he didn’t look his age. He appeared to be in his twenties and had the type of charm that women liked. Conversing with him was always easy.

at the time on his wrist. “We have an hour left.

the water on the nearby table. “Let’s continue,

“Sure,

but Quinton gave her the feeling of an older neighbor.

found out Eileen came here just to drink water for an hour, he

in sports. Even the simplest running made her breathless after less than

someone was

she’s moved on so quickly? As far as I know, Quinton has quite a few wealthy women vying to be his sugar mommy. He’s a proud one! He doesn’t seem to fancy anyone. Maybe, he’s just like me, preferring younger ladies. After all, the older they are, the more

wondered

features were delicate and childlike. However, as an adult, her beauty would be unmatched by anyone.

such a great opportunity slip past his hands! If I were in his shoes, I would’ve had Eileen beneath

Eileen’s hands were so weak that she couldn’t lift the water

bottle.

Quinton came forward to massage

to this. You’ll

Eileen didn’t reply.

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“Feeling better now?”

withdrew her hand. She was unsure if it was her own thoughts or because Eric had controlled her too tightly, but every time she had physical contact with a man, she felt

now. Thank

offended you,” he said. “I just noticed you seemed a bit

shook her head,

left, and it’s also time for lunch. Ms. Eileen, would you do me the honor

house. She was already

she spoke, Eileen’s stomach inconveniently growled.

of embarrassment washed over

smile, said, “Shall we go? Young lady, there’s a new dessert today that

already put away

you, Mr.

Eileen followed Quinton.

golf, Primas Plaza was an all-encompassing entertainment hub, offering everything from

as one had money, this place could provide almost any service.

“Do you

Clusian cuisine or

Clusian cuisine,” suggested Eileen, who had never dined here

out a card and booked a table in the restaurant on the second floor at