The Returning Ex

The car slowly drove toward the hotel where the banquet was held. The hotel was rather huge, and there were now flower stands by the entrance.

They’d even laid out a red carpet, so with the exception of the media and spotlights, there wasn’t much difference from celebrities walking the red carpet. When the car slowly came to a stop beside the red carpet, the driver came over to open the car door.

Sophia went in with a hand on John’s arm. Indeed, there were already many people inside who were now gathered in small groups, and their arrival caused quite a stir although Sophia wasn’t certain whether it was because of John himself or the rumors revolving around him.

Anyway, many heads turned and stared at them. Her expression was utterly calm, while the corners of her lips were curved. In fact, she was even more unruffled inwardly. Putting it bluntly, such an event is merely an occasion for everyone to bring out their best outfits and contend with others. It’s simple, so there’s nothing to fear.

Subsequently, someone came over with a female companion to greet John. Sophia merely put on a smile. I don’t know anybody here, so I don’t need to say anything but smile. John is a veteran in the business world, so he’s more than capable of handling them.

with a tray, from which John took a glass of red wine, while Sophia took a glass of champagne after a moment’s contemplation. She’d drunk almost a whole bottle of red wine back at the Constance Residence, but its taste was just meh. Hence, she wanted

reached his ears, both their expressions froze for a brief moment, probably recalling the incident that night. Sophia pursed her lips, knowing that she’d misspoken. It was a bit too crazy that night, so much so

the banquet hall, John finally led Sophia to the garden behind the hotel. The garden was incredibly vast and divided into several sections,

time, Sophia’s feet were hurting from the high heels, so she wanted to suggest taking a rest, but someone again approached with a glass of red wine. Forcing a smile, she continued performing her duties as a companion. I now know

banquet hall, so he then took Sophia over. The host was a charitable organization that targeted educational institutions in remote mountainous areas. This time, they were urging

with John within the crowd, she remarked in a whisper, “They invited

of such charity dinners every year.” Since Constance Company had a vast business, there might be negative press right away if they didn’t attend despite having been