The Returning Ex

All the renovations were done, save for some details. Sophia then went outside and looked at the sign above the shop. She had decided to call the shop ‘No Response.’

That sounds perfectly sad. Sophia chuckled. After walking around for a while, she went home and took a bath. When she came out, someone commented on her post on Facebook. Not long ago, she posted a picture of her shop, and Zack popped up to show support at the first chance, but this time, the comment had nothing to do with the post. ‘I can’t believe you did that,’ he commented.

Sophia didn’t understand what he meant. She took no part in the renovation, so the comment wasn’t related to that, and she was sure of it. A moment later, she texted Zack to ask what he meant, and it took about one second for him to respond with a phone call. Sophia took it, though she was surprised.

Shortly after, she could hear the smile in his voice. “I didn’t know you can do that, Sophia.”

more like a praise than mockery, much

tell you, then, but keep

know I can keep

think he called his wife, telling her he can’t take it anymore. He even said it’s not only because of you.” Then he chuckled. “That sounds like a divorce. The way I see it, he’s saying you played a part in

an unbelievably patient guy like John’s dad can put up with her. If it were anyone else, they would have ditched her twenty years ago.” She then asked curiously, “But why do they want to get divorced? I mean, yeah,

another divorce scandal after yours, their reputation will hit rock bottom.” He clicked his tongue. “They’re probably going to stay apart for a while. Even if they’re getting a divorce, it’s going to take