The Returning Ex

On the other end of the call, John paused a moment before he said that he got the message and ended the call. Zack stared at his phone for a while before he cocked an eyebrow at Sophia and said, “Did you see that? It was his intention for me to follow you along after all.”

Sophia didn’t respond to him while she simply tried to keep up with Trevor’s footsteps. Deep down, she felt like John was simply brushing Zack off with such a response.

There was a rental car waiting for them outside that Trevor had booked earlier. Zack quickly headed for the backseat once he saw this, while Sophia went to the passenger’s seat instead.

Trevor silently walked toward the back seat, but it was clear that the two men sitting in the back weren’t the slightest bit interested in one another as they didn’t even exchange glances in the car.

Sophia recalled how Trevor once called her his girlfriend. However, his words didn’t seem to be too credible as he didn’t act like he was her boyfriend at all. Despite this, he had had their journey all planned out, and the car headed straight for West Bay.

Throughout the ride, Sophia didn’t ask where they were going but simply glanced out at the route they were taking. Although they were out early, there were already quite a number of people by the time they were near to the first destination. “Where’re we going first?” she asked as she stared out the window.

Trevor quickly replied, “The Edge of the World is a really famous tourist spot. I thought of bringing you here as you haven’t visited this area before.” He automatically ignored Zack’s presence as he spoke.

other hand, had just gotten out of bed and was changing his

brought your ex-wife to see the Edge of the World,’ the text from Zack said. John immediately deleted it with an

hotel’s restaurant after he was done getting ready. Right as he stepped into the restaurant, his phone rang yet again.

even dealt with the issue that happened last night during the feast; how dare this person

ordered his meal and was halfway through his food when a woman appeared at the entrance of the restaurant. She was dressed for summer, wearing

enough as the restaurant was rather empty. She hesitated and paced around her own spot a little before she walked over with a perfect smile on her

she got closer to him. He pretended not to hear her as

a little before she continued, “I called you earlier, but you didn’t pick your phone up, President Constance.” He stopped eating and cleaned his mouth with a napkin before he leaned back

on his table then. However, she continued to wear the smile on her

for you; we even got a little worried when you didn’t pick up our

“What were you worried about? Were you afraid that I’d committed some indecent acts after my