Go After My Ex-wife
Chapter 866 Playing Golf

Jepherson held back his anger and kept silent the whole time. He stared at Raeleigh's little face. He didn't mean it, but he was angry that she was always unwilling to accept anything he did for her. When the elevator door opened, Stuart saw his master's body language, and thought that they had done the thing in the elevator and didn't dare to disturb them. So, he quickly turned around.

But Raeleigh walked around Jepherson from the inside and left the elevator.

Jepherson came out of the elevator. His face was cold, and he was very angry.

Raeleigh came out and looked around. She turned around and saw Jepherson, who had already come out. "Where are we going? It's raining outside."

As they had already arrived downstairs, Raeleigh wasn't about to go out in the rain.

Jepherson was so angry that he was momentarily confused. In his anger, he had nTristany forgotten what he had come down to do.

What had he come down to do?

"Come here." Getting angry, Jepherson ordered, and he then turned and left.

Stuart's expression was one of incomprehension. He was stunned and did not react. Who exactly was he angry at? He seemed fine just then.

"Miss Anson, the hotel has an underground golf course. The young master has booked the place over there. Let's go." Stuart hurried to remind her after he came out of his reverie. Raeleigh took a look at Stuart, and then followed Jepherson, who was disappearing into the distance.

A few minutes later, Raeleigh entered through a door downstairs, accompanied by Stuart. When she entered the room, she found that the room was almost all-encompassing, but the room was not a golf course, it was a lounge connected to the golf course.

There were no guests in the lounge, except for three young attendants, and all of them were men in their twenties.

Raeleigh observed after she came in that there was a changing room on one side, and opposite it was a transparent glass window, inside of which was a large golf course. The reason it was referred to as a large area was that Raeleigh could not see the edge of the field from her position.

Stuart took a look at the three attendants, who were looking at Raeleigh, and walked over to tell them, "You can go out first. We don't need you here. If anything happens, then we will call you." "OK." The three waiters nodded politely. Then, they left the room to go outside. Before they left, they took a look at Raeleigh's side.

Stuart was an experienced assistant and he did not miss out on the details.

Raeleigh stood in the lounge and waited for a while. Only then did she realize why Jepherson had prepared her a set of casual clothes. The clothes should be tailored for playing golf.

It didn't take long for Jepherson to come out of the dressing room. He had already changed into a set of clothes.

Raeleigh's mind went blank for a moment when she saw Jepherson. Some people had a kind of talent. It was the type where they could wear and carry any piece of clothing with their unique temperament. It was not surprising that Jepherson was one of those people.

Seeing Raeleigh looking at him, Jepherson let out a sigh of relief. No matter how bad he was, at least his excellent figure helped make up for his shortcomings.

But perhaps this could only attract her attention for as long as two looks.

Jepherson suddenly felt that his thoughts were very funny.

What the h*ll was going on?

"Come here." His tone was a little better than previously. After that, Jepherson walked towards the glass window, pushed it open, and walked through it.

As Raeleigh watched him going in, she thought he would make a scene if she did not follow suit, so she went in with him.

It was not until she got past the glass door that Raeleigh found that the golf course here covered an area of almost one football field. It was a rather big area, considering that this was an indoor golf course. Raeleigh observed the whole golf course as she walked. It was entirely surrounded by glass covers. Even if it was raining outside, people could only see the drops of water on the glass roof flowing to both sides. Everything else was the same as it was in the daytime, except that the sky was not so bright and clear.

But there were lamps all over the place, so that probably made up a little for the lack of natural lighting.

Raeleigh raised her head for a while. She liked the atmosphere very much. She even walked forward for a while. Jepherson looked at Raeleigh and saw from her expression that she liked it here. His heart felt like it was about to melt as Raeleigh smiled, and his anger disappeared entirely.

Jepherson pulled a cart and walked towards Raeleigh's side. Stuart immediately took over the cart and handed Raeleigh a pair of gloves, saying, "Wear it."

Raeleigh was shocked by the sudden interruption and turned around to look at Jepherson. She saw Jepherson's face turning away and then she looked at the gloves Jepherson had ordered Stuart to hand to her. She put them on without hesitation.

"I don't know how to play golf," she said.

Although Raeleigh was an all-rounded scholar, she had never come into contact with golf before in high school, so she did not know how to play it. In other words, due to her economic conditions in high school she could only study in a public school, so she had no access to some sports of the upper class society.

The key point was that Raeleigh had passed the high school graduation examination with flying colors. What was more, a lot of renowned universities had sent her offer letters to study at their school but she had refused all of them.

The other thing was that while many of these schools offered her scholarships that covered her fees, some of these prestigious schools had many miscellaneous charges that she could not afford to pay, such as a uniform which cost a few thousand dollars per set or textbooks that cost 200 dollars per book.

As Raeleigh could not afford to spend all that extra money, and her home was very far away from campus, Raeleigh had to give up on those offers in the end.

Raeleigh had managed to study at Elkton on the basis of being the top scorer in the whole of Capital City, which made her status in school ascend to mythical levels.

An ordinary girl, without good mentors, without access to a first-class high school, and without special tutoring, graduated with full marks in her high school's examination. It was a miracle in Capital City. Raeleigh simply was a miracle.

"It doesn't matter. You can learn it." Jepherson handed the golf club to Raeleigh. She lowered her head and took a look. She liked new things, so she took it.

Then, Jepherson took the pick and stepped to the front. He took a club, bent down, and put the golf ball in place. Then, he got into position, removed the pole, and perfectly shot the ball. Raeleigh stared at Jepherson the whole time. After that, she also took a pick and placed the golf ball on it. Following Jepherson's posture, she repositioned herself again. Before she swung the club, she asked Jepherson, "Is this right?"

Jepherson looked at it for a moment and handed the club to Stuart. He walked behind Raeleigh and held her from behind. Raeleigh was rigid for a moment and moved her hand that was holding the club. She didn't like him teaching her like this.

"Do you treat every girl like this? Do you hold them when teaching them to play golf?" It was not because she was jealous, but because Raeleigh just wanted to remind him that teaching her to play golf was not an excuse to take advantage of her.

However, Jepherson did not take it seriously. He held Raeleigh's hand and said, "Your posture is still somewhat lacking. It will be better if you stick to me. Don't be distracted when you play golf. Watch your ball and hold the club steadily. If you think that you can't get either a hole in one or can't make a good shot, don't worry. Try to plan the relationship between the ball and the pole."

After swinging the club twice, Jepherson suddenly said, "We're here."

Raeleigh fixed her eyes on the ball. When the ball hit the pole, its explosive power was astonishing. Raeleigh stared at the ball as it went flying into the sky and then fell onto the lawn in the distance. She was stunned for a moment. Then, Raeleigh turned around to look at Jepherson, who was looking at her. She saw him lift his arm to grab her neck and pressed her to the front, lowered his head, and kissed her on the lips.