The Returning Ex

They remained in that position for a while before John slowly let go of Sophia. He then turned to sit at the side and bowed his head. “Get out.”

Sophia didn’t even bother to wear her clothes. After getting up and grabbing her skirt from the side, she fled from the room, leaving John sitting on the bed. It was then he recalled the scene of their marriage. It was the conventional kind, where the chief witness recited the wedding vows and at last asked if Sophia was willing to make the pledge. In her clear mesmerizing voice, she said, “I do.”

However, the very same woman told him in tears just now, “I don’t.” She wasn’t willing to and it was actually reasonable. After all, he wasn’t kind to her and she saw him as inferior to Ian. Indeed, Ian had outshined him in every way.

After sitting there for quite some time, a call came from Logan. Naturally, Logan had no idea what had happened so he asked John if he had settled his issues at home and if he would like to go out for a drink. Only then did John recall what he said to Logan.

Logan even asked if Sophia was next to him because he couldn’t get to her. John thought about it and replied, “She’s not feeling well so she won’t be going out tonight. Let’s go out and have a drink.”

Logan said, “Since Ian and Sophia aren’t coming along, it’s just both

his

But is it okay to leave Sophia

It’ll be fine as long as I come home earlier.”

now. Although the man wasn’t usually mild-tempered, neither would he lose

away, Sophia’s phone rang. She looked at her phone and saw that it was Ian. He had sent a message. ‘Sophia,

earlier quarrel with John, although she initially meant to urge him to announce their divorce,

downstairs in her pajamas. Walking down the stairs, she was relieved when she saw that John’s car was not in the yard. She thought that perhaps John had left and