The Returning Ex

Unexpectedly, news about John’s car accident was reported at noon. However, the focus of the news wasn’t about John’s car accident but the location of the car—the suburbs. Most importantly, the passenger wasn’t John’s wife, Sophia, but Miss Bailey, the one and only Isabelle Bailey, whom he broke the engagement with.

The article was obviously redirecting the readers’ focus because Isabelle had another identity, which was a collaborating partner of Constance Company. However, the article didn’t mention a word about that and just addressed Isabelle as John’s ex-fiancée.

No one noticed that someone took a photo of the accident. Through the windshield in front, Isabelle could be seen turning to the side and hugging John when the car collided. The article focused on Isabelle’s action, completely disregarding the cause of the accident. In short, the gist of the whole article was John, the man who was reported to have an affair previously, was flirting with his ex-fiancée again behind his wife’s back.

Perhaps the public was too bored lately since news of their accident made quite a splash. It made an even larger splash than the previous news when John got drunk and slept with his collaborating company’s female subordinate. After all, it was his ex-fiancée that he had an affair with this time, which added spice to this scandal.

Strangely, luck was on her side today, and she was on a winning streak. That lightened her mood. At this moment, however, Logan’s expression changed when he answered a call. He even stopped playing after

annoyance.

for a while. Then, he scrolled through something on his phone and his eyebrows to be knitted tightly. It was obvious that he saw something shocking. Ian was sitting next to Logan so he leaned toward him and

stood up. “What are you looking at? What’s

at Sophia. “Sophia, you have to see this, but please remain calm. The media is full of b*stards who love to cook up stories.