The Returning Ex

Although the night was still young, Logan pondered for a while and realized he had imposed on Sophia throughout the afternoon, so it was perhaps time for him to make a move. Therefore, he didn’t stick around any longer as he directly said goodbye to Sophia.

Meanwhile, Sophia was sitting on the couch while enjoying the television program, which was a music talent show. All talent shows are more or less the same! The first few stages are not worth watching at all until the final, when the competition gets intense. Shortly after that, Sophia grew tired of the show and directly turned off the television. Then, she locked the door and the windows before she headed upstairs.

Isabelle is quite a nice lady, actually. If John could marry her, their cooperation is going to be fortified as their forces grow even stronger. By then, I’m sure there’ll be a lot they can accomplish. Upon returning to her room, Sophia contemplated for a short while before she decided to walk to the balcony door to make sure that it was locked.

Not even a fly can slip into my room with all openings shut. Soon, she shifted her eyes outside the window as she thumped her chest. Oh gosh! Something is bothering me!

In the meantime, John seemed as if he had disappeared ever since he went out to smoke, while Isabelle and Matilda had already finished their meals. Baffled, Matilda said, “Wait for me here, Belle. I’m going to head outside and have a look.”

the lobby, where there were only a few customers. After

his seat while seemingly taking a nap. Upon hearing the knock on the glass, John slowly turned his head around and looked at the window. With the window left ajar, Matilda could hear what the man said.

a hushed tone, “What’re

you doing?” John smiled and echoed her

Matilda lashed out, “What have I done wrong? I just want you

window and refuted his mother. “You want me to be with

her lips, finding it hard to talk sense into John’s head. John and Isabelle are meant to be together. They’ll just be starting everything anew despite their divorce. What’s wrong with

I’ll never dine with you ever again, and