The Returning Ex

While Matilda only reacted with silence, John patiently waited for her to respond. Soon, she chuckled and said, “John, is that woman really more important than your own mother? Am I seriously the first suspect that comes to your mind? Are you going to assume that it’s my fault every time anything happens to her?”

Desperate to get to the point, John demanded an answer from his mother. “Just tell me what I want to know. The police have interfered with the matter now, but there is still time for me to do something to keep you out of trouble if you are behind this. Otherwise, we’ll just keep investigating the matter.”

Matilda said in a serious manner, “I didn’t do it!”

hung up the call. Upon hearing Matilda’s insistent denial, John started to believe in his mother’s innocence as he was able to feel her rage over the phone. My mother wouldn’t lie if she really did that to Sophia. Instead, she would admit it and justify her mistake at the same time. Soon, he put down his phone and wondered who else it could be besides

John realized that his relationship issue was actually far more serious than he thought it was. That night, John and Logan decided to stay in Sophia’s place, whereas Zack had to leave because he still had work the next day. Since John was likely not able to show up for work on time, Zack was expected to fill in

called John and informed him that Robin had been found in the middle of the night. After that, he quickly scuttled upstairs to tell Sophia

Robin while apologizing to her. Meanwhile, Robin, who had cried earlier, felt a lot better at the moment as she comforted Sophia and assured the latter that she was fine. In the meantime, John shot

was suddenly covered by someone when she went to the washroom the night before. After that, she lost her consciousness, unable to recall anything when she was taken by her abductors. When she opened her eyes, she found herself alone under a tree in a remote hilly region. Fortunately, her arms and legs weren’t bound, so she fumbled her way down the mountain and took a while before she