The Returning Ex

After Old Mr. Constance passed away, Old Mrs. Constance’s health rapidly declined. Therefore, she had been practicing vegetarianism, meditation, and Buddhism at the Constance Residence during this period.

First, John asked after Old Mrs. Constance. Then, he went into the main topic. “Grandma, I have something I would like to discuss with you.”

Old Mrs. Constance replied, “Go on. What is it that’s making you so serious?”

The last time he had been so formal and serious, he had informed the family that he was going to divorce Sophia. Even now, she could clearly recall the determination in his expression and his gaze at the time.

To be honest, she disapproved of John and Sophia’s divorce. Just like how she had not approved of John’s marriage to Sophia. In her opinion, marriage was not a game.

Moreover, she did not believe in the concept of using an auspicious event to flush away the ‘bad luck’ of a critically-ill patient and curing them in the process.

In the beginning, when Old Mr. Constance first brought up the idea of breaking off the marriage agreement with the Baileys and marrying Sophia instead, she had been the first to oppose the idea.

However, John later gave in to his grandfather’s wishes after much consideration.

Old Mr. Constance

John announced that he was going to divorce Sophia. As

one should harden their resolve to be partners for life after having decided on marriage in the

nothing more. At the end

Sophia might affect

Mrs. Constance was taken aback. “What’s wrong? What

this matter wasn’t something that

heavily. “Once I return, I will explain it to you in full. Right

understood what he meant

Mrs. Constance wanted to announce it to the world and immediately arrange for his marriage with the young lady of the Bailey Family. Hence, if he wanted to suppress the information about his divorce with

will talk to your mother and make her see reason. Don’t worry about that.” Then, she added, “To be honest, there is no need for you and

nothing

it at that after saying that one sentence. “Alright; don’t worry about the matters at home. I will help you settle them. Your mother might give little regard to the opinions of others, but she will still listen to what I

he thanked her and ended the