The Returning Ex

Sophia didn’t look at John and Zack at all. Instead, she followed Trevor over to the elevator. He pressed the button for his floor first, and Sophia smiled a little before she pressed the button for two floors above his.

As the lift went up, Trevor asked Sophia how long she was planning to stay here. Flustered, she thought for a moment before simply saying, “I think I’ll be leaving soon. My friend has asked me to go somewhere else.”

He seemed a little regretful when he heard this. “Ah, that’s rather soon.”

She nodded before saying, “It’s fine. We can keep in touch in the future.”

The elevator came to a halt on Trevor’s floor, and she waved goodbye to him as he stepped out of it. Once the elevator shut its doors, she pressed the button for one floor above.

Leaning against the walls of the elevator, she let out a huge sigh. It was torturous having to put on a smile in front of strangers, especially when she felt like she couldn’t smile at all.

She headed to her room once the elevator doors opened. After throwing her phone on the bed, she rushed off to take a shower—her entire body was sticky and sweaty, causing her great discomfort. As she showered, she glanced downward to see two bruises at each side of her waist.

John, that b*stard, really didn’t hold back. Feeling exhausted, she simply took a quick shower before changing into her clothes and stepping out.

activities were too energy consuming and had drained

room service didn’t arrive. As such, she rolled off the bed, got

her room. She walked over to the elevator to check if her delivery was arriving. The

John didn’t respond to this; he simply threw her a glance before walking to his room. Zack, on the other hand, stopped by the entrance of the elevator and

booked connecting seats for John and I, so having rooms on the same floor is really not much of a

was headed to his room, which was relatively far from hers—there were a

“Do you have

she answered,

lady. You’re going out with him even though you’ve just met him?” he

“We’ll always be two people who have ‘just met’ if I never go

then, evidently frustrated by her words. His voice was low and suppressed as he said, “Tell me the truth. Have you really lost all interest in your ex-husband? Perhaps if you try

turned around toward her own room, the

Haven’t I tried hard enough in the past? Why does it have to be me? Do I deserve to be bootlicking all the time? What a joke. She got back to her room and