The Returning Ex

Initially, Sophia was only feigning sleep so she wouldn’t have to face John alone, but then she drifted to sleep. When she woke up, the nurse was about to give her an injection. It was a hemostatic injection, and it contained anti-inflammatory medicine.

Zack and John were still sitting on the sofa in the ward. After Zack was done reading the document, he handed it to John for approval. None of them looked at Sophia.

Looking at the nurse, Sophia pursed her lips. “I don’t need the injection. This has been a problem for quite a while now, so I’ll just take the meds.”

The nurse didn’t smile at her. “Do you know how serious your condition is? It’s precisely because you don’t care that you’re in this shape. You’re still young, so take care of it, or it’ll haunt you for life.” She took out the tourniquet.

Sophia extended her hand reluctantly, and the nurse wrapped the tourniquet around her as she patted Sophia’s hand. “You’re so young, so how did your problem get so serious?”

from the syringe, but she answered, “I didn’t pay attention to

up at Sophia. She was obviously scared of getting injected, but still she toughed

and hard to remember. Marrying Sophia wasn’t his own idea, so he didn’t treat her

and he let himself go with the flow of work. Only by being busy could he avoid seeing her, but she didn’t mind. When he told her he didn’t have time for a honeymoon, she said she didn’t mind. When he said he would be working overtime and not come home for dinner, she said she didn’t mind

was one time when he came home late, so he slept in the guest room. The next day, he told Sophia he didn’t want to

take care of himself. She never showed anything else but obedience before him. If he was honest about

time she showed some change was probably when he proposed the divorce. John thought she might cry or

see it in her eyes, but aside from that, he didn’t notice any

that, then came the day, and she cooperated with him. As if she wanted to cut