The Returning Ex

Zack quickly blurted, “Go and surf the Internet for a bit. Sophia issued a statement last night.”

At this, John chuckled. “Don’t tell me she hauled me over the coals?”

“No, no, she’d never do that.” Zack then clarified, “She explained things for you, but I’m not sure how the public opinion will be today.”

Sitting up, John leaned against the head of the bed. “Alright, I’ll go and take a look for myself.” He hung up the phone and went online to look at gossip. He didn’t even have to look for it, for it had already been bumped to the top. Sophia is kind-hearted, after all. As I said, she’s just a paper tiger. She merely dresses herself up with a prickly exterior, but she’s actually a very gentle person.

He read the statement Sophia issued several times and concluded that her words weren’t for the sole purpose of helping him out. I think it’s actually her true feelings for the most part. She disclosed that she wasn’t happy living at the Constance Residence because she couldn’t integrate into the lives of the Constance Family.

Besides, she divulged that she always felt somewhat unconfident when she went out with him since she’d never seen much of the world, finding herself at a loss when they went to high-end places. All these are probably things that she’d been bottling within her, so she merely spoke from her heart.

a village girl who had the good

she didn’t try to conceal her background either, frankly admitting to the shortcomings

this statement, John knew that while the public opinion might not be completely overturned, it was indeed of great help to him. Putting down his

child. Look how Matilda bullied her, yet she isn’t holding a grudge. Your father

Sophia issued a statement.

here, Old Mrs. Constance promptly stood up. “John, you know about the statement,

nodded. “Zack called earlier

over to Sophia’s place to visit her. No matter what, we need to thank her

of how big a help

Constance took his hand and stroked it lightly. “Well, well…” I just knew that he’ll be on the losing end when it comes to matters of the heart, and I