Chapter 178
Heartbreak Brings Mr. Right
Jacobâs undertone was obvious: Lindsey was only an agent in the entertainment industry, while he, the vice president of Ray Films, held some clout in the field.
Lindsey was well aware of what needed to be done.
She flashed a smile and replied, âIf Mr.
Perry asks, Iâll consider it a favor.
But Mr.
Perry, Iâd appreciate it if you could look out for your girlfriend and discourage her from causing any more problems for me.
You know, if she continues to create issues on your behalf, it might end up reflecting poorly on your reputation.
â
With that, Lindsey and Domenic headed into the arena, leaving Shelia and Jacob behind without a backward glance.
Jacobâs expression turned icy.
He turned to Shelia, discontented.
âTry to stay out of trouble.
â
Unconvinced, Shelia protested, âDonât take her words seriously.
Sheâs sowing discord.
â
But Jacobâs stern look silenced her.
She retreated, muttering, âFine, I get it.
â
Still, she couldnât help but shoot a glare in Lindseyâs direction.
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Once inside the arena, Lindsey released Domenicâs arm and offered him a regretful look.
âIâm sorry, Mr.
Walsh.
This mess is my fault.
â
Domenic paused and faced Lindsey.
âWhy would you think that?â
âJust now, Shelia made that comment to get under my skinâ¦â
Lindsey was still fuming over Sheliaâs earlier jab, calling him a failure.
Dominic offered a slight smile, his thin lips curving as he ran his fingers through Lindseyâs hair.
âIâm your man, after all.
Your words are the ones I listen to.
I donât bother with what others have to say.
â
Lindseyâs eyes grew wide, struck by her own words.
She had claimed him as her man without a thoughtâ¦
A blush crept up to her ears.
âI meant to sayâ¦â
Before Lindsey could finish, Dominic gently grasped her hand.
His smile was soft as he said, âYouâve already put Shelia in her place swiftly.
Thatâs enough for me.
Now, letâs focus on whatâs next.
If we donât hurry, youâll be late for the competition.
â
Lindsey glanced at the clock.
âYouâre right.
â With that, she dashed off towards the area for post-game preparation.
Glancing back at Dominic, she called out, âMr.
Walsh, when Iâm done, Iâll be looking for you in the stands!â
The main event of the competition was an obstacle course challenge.
Competitors had to guide their horses over a range of obstacles scattered throughout the course.
These obstacles varied in height and complexity, all intricately decorated.