The Returning Ex

Now John looked back at Sophia. He was wearing an aloha shirt today. The collar was unbuttoned, revealing his collarbone underneath. Instead of his neatly combed hair, he was sporting a casual hairstyle today. John was mostly the aloof type, but now he looked more approachable.

Sophia noticed his look from the corner of her eye, but she kept on watching the show on the stage. John stared at her for a few moments, then he looked back at the stage. His companion looked at her too, but as a rival. Naturally.

Women are always hostile to their own. However, she relaxed after hearing the man calling Sophia his girlfriend. Zack was shocked to hear that, then he glared at Sophia, though she ignored him.

She didn’t care what was going on on the stage, for her mood was ruined when John came here. After finishing her wine, she refilled it.

The bottle was near her, and when she went to take it, John looked at the bottle, but he said nothing. After watching the show for a bit, John’s companion huddled together with him and mumbled something.

John leaned slightly toward his companion, though his eyes didn’t leave the stage. A while later, the woman chuckled, while John smiled vaguely.

interaction annoyed her. It was easy pretending they didn’t know each other, but

itself before her, its waves crashing onto the ivory sands of the beach. She had never seen the sea

dancing soul was lit up, so they performed around the bonfire. The man beside Sophia leaned closer. “Wanna grill some

have it

loud either, but Sophia heard it. It stung her, reminding her of what

lazy and passive about it. He only blurted that out whenever he was

thinking about that. She stood up. “Why don’t we go and take a

stood up. “Let’s go, then.” He thought Zack had

them some meat skewers, but