The Returning Ex

The Internet was now abuzz with various speculations about the Bailey Family’s statement that John was gripped by the urge to turn a blind eye to them. Today, even after the Baileys came and discussed for a long time, nothing was decided. It’s as though they’re dissatisfied no matter the course of action, feeling that everything is A-OK because of the date on my divorce certificate.

Worse still, Isabelle cried in the meeting room, putting on an aggrieved expression! However, he suddenly found the sight of her weeping extremely irritating. It was as though I was seeing Mom bawl. While their methods of expression varied, it wasn’t all that different. Both wield tears as a weapon when tears are something I detest greatly!

Unbidden, he thought of Sophia. She never cried. Even when she was bullied so badly by Mom back then, she never once shed a single tear. He sat there for a good while until Old Mrs. Constance called again before he hurriedly climbed out of the car.

Both Old Mrs. Constance and William were waiting in the dining room. Upon seeing John, the former flashed him a smile. “Go and wash your hands before eating.” John actually had no appetite, but he did as ordered.

seat, Old Mrs. Constance sighed. “Your father has briefed me about the situation at the company. In my opinion, if this matter truly can’t be clarified, just let it cool by keeping your distance from

“Dad, don’t you think that the Baileys’ attitude today and the statement they issued are completely perfunctory?” During the negotiation with the Bailey Family earlier,

Mr. Bailey wanted to shift the focus to himself and Isabelle. Such sneaky subterfuge that inadvertently showed truly had his

but John, I’ve got to consider you.” Glancing over at Old Mrs. Constance, he said tactfully, “If you have too many issues, your position in the company will definitely be affected and turn shaky. You’ll later be targeted, you know? I’m putting up with it

when your generation steps down, so our thoughts are no different. Dylan