The Returning Ex

Doesn’t he read the news at all? Why does he seem like he doesn’t know the situation John and I are in?

Upon finishing his words, Dr. Holt passed the medical card and prescription slip to Ian. “Alright. Get the cream from the pharmacist and apply it every day. Also, don’t eat anything spicy. Your bruise should fade in a few days.”

Ian thanked Dr. Holt, who then turned to Sophia and flashed a smile at her. “You can leave with him now.”

Sophia was already upset when Dr. Holt said those things to her, which made her feel even more distressed, even though she didn’t understand why she was feeling this way.

After leaving the hospital, they headed for Logan’s place. Seeing Ian in such a state, Logan misunderstood that it was the Morgans who hurt him. Therefore, he jumped to his feet and wanted to go to the Morgans’ place to get even with the Morgans.

Seated on the couch, Sophia quickly stopped him, saying, “It was John who hit him.”

The news stunned Logan. “Y-Y-You mean it was John who did it?” He then turned to Ian. “Why did John punch you?”

want to talk about it.

distracted and he soon bragged about how he schemed against Sally. Then, he talked about how Leah gave her daughter a piece of her mind. Now, Sally was grounded at her house and wasn’t allowed to go to

took a look at Ian and asked in a lowered voice, “Last night, why did you—” She then halted

control his intake of alcohol. However, he didn’t get into Sophia’s room

flabbergasted as well. Fortunately, other than his jacket, he still had his clothes on. Also, he was spared the embarrassing moment since Sophia wasn’t

head and thought of John. Since he could enter the house directly, the door was supposedly not locked. Sophia was glad

“Just forget about it

pressed his lips together and stared at her for a

while, Sophia said that she was feeling unwell and went home. It wasn’t an excuse, as her stomach was really churning, and her head was dizzy due to the hangover. Moreover, she was distressed after what happened

offered by asking, “Why