The Returning Ex

This gift from Sophia suited Young Master Owen’s preferences very much.

John glanced at Sophia for a moment, his brows furrowing slightly.

“I really like tea sets and have been looking at them recently. I want to buy a new set for the office. There’s a cracked corner on the previous set and I’ve been meaning to replace it,” Young Master Owen said rather excitedly.

Speaking of this, he couldn’t help standing up. “The gift is at my house. I’ll go back and take a look right away.”

Upon hearing that, Old Mrs. Constance also spoke up, “Then I will go over and take a look too. When the thing was moved off the van, it looked quite big to me. I was curious about what it was then.”

Although Sophia didn’t know the material of the tea set, she could not deny that it was indeed heavy because, apart from the different components, there was also a wooden shockproof buffer box.

Since Old Mrs. Constance was going, naturally, everyone would follow.

The group of people enthusiastically filed out the main building.

At the same time, in the garden, Mrs. Constance was sulkily complaining about Sophia before Isabelle .

According to what she said, Sophia was the one who had made a fuss about living somewhere else with John.

Of course, she couldn’t say that she had been kicked by Sophia.

between her and Sophia, who later

help you?” Isabelle asked while blinking

he could not do much when she’s being her usual pig-headed self. Besides, the Infinity Group was facing some issues some time ago. Do you remember that? They

said, Isabelle nodded slowly.

into the distance, Mrs. Constance said, “Yeah,

Isabelle gripped the glass of juice while narrowing her

remembered the

But she had to

the initial fiery

a group of people coming out from the Constance Residence

Constance quickly stood up. “What are they doing? Where are

of the Constance Family

Constance was chatting with Sophia as they walked

followed by John, who occasionally added a

this scene was like

members of

to come only because Mrs. Constance had

she shouldn’t have