Winning Back His Ex's Wife's Broken Heart by Hayley

Chapter 16

Sarah's

POV

My business was finally starting to gain some real traction in Madrid. The contacts I made at the mixer, with Wesley's help, were proving to be incredibly valuable. Every day, it seemed like new opportunities were popping up.

I was getting invitations to more events, my ideas were being well-received, and I was even beginning to see some early signs of success. It felt like everything was falling into place.

One afternoon, I was busy working in my office when Wesley walked in. He had that confident smile of his and a file tucked under his arm.

"Hey, Sarah," he said, dropping the file on my desk. "I have something exciting for you."

I looked up, curious. "What's this?"

"It's an opportunity," he said, leaning against my desk. "I've been talking to some folks, and they're interested in a potential collaboration with your company."

I raised my eyebrows. "Really? That sounds promising. What kind of collaboration?"

Wesley's eyes sparkled with enthusiasm. "It's a chance to expand your reach. They're looking for a partner who's innovative and forward-thinking-someone who can bring fresh ideas to the table." "That sounds perfect," I said, feeling a rush of excitement. "How did you find this opportunity?"

Wesley shrugged, looking modest. "Just doing what I can to support you. I've been keeping an ear out for opportunities that might be a good fit for your business."

I couldn't help but smile. "I appreciate everything you've done. It feels like things are finally moving in the right direction."

Wesley smiled back, his gaze warm. "It's all you, Sarah. You're the one making things happen."

As we discussed the details of the potential collaboration, I was struck by how Wesley seemed to remember every little thing about my business.

my plans, the challenges I

genuinely interested

few days later, Wesley invited me to another event, this time a private gathering with

up in his car, and as we drove, he mentioned, "You know, I've been hearing a lot of

swell of pride. "That's great to hear. I've been working hard to get

event tonight is

at the venue, Wesley once again held the

you," I said as we walked

twinkling with a

my side, introducing me to key people and helping me

quick with a compliment or a helpful piece of

on, I noticed how Wesley's support had a way of

favorite drink or knowing when I needed a break, was something

contrast to my

had always been distant, consumed with his agenda. Wesley, on the other hand, seemed to

we reached my apartment, he turned to me with a smile. "You did great tonight," he said. "I'm proud

of accomplishment. "I

been a pleasure working with you, Sarah. I'm

I watched him drive away, I felt a mix of gratitude and hope. Wesley had been

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cafe during my break hour, talking about the business and how

I said, feeling a wave of gratitude. "None of this would

putting in the work, Sarah," he replied.

more when a flash on the

on the screen. The headline blared: "Billionaire Richard Engaged to his sweetheart barely two

Susan on the screen, and she showed off a massive