The Returning Ex

If it were me, I wouldn’t have been able to hold it in.

John sighed. “Yeah. I was initially thinking of remarrying her before people found out about it to prevent so many things from happening, but Miss Gwendolyn disagreed and insisted on kicking me away.”

He said it jokingly, so Isabelle really laughed and considered it a joke.

Sophia thought that Isabelle herself was much funnier than this joke, so she only laughed after Isabelle finished laughing. It was very sudden and the timing of the laugh was weird.

However, Isabelle only looked at Sophia and was not affected at all. Even now, she could still hold her ground as she commented, “Miss Gwendolyn looks very pretty, so I’m sure she is really likable.”

Sophia raised her eyebrow. “Naturally, I also think that I’m quite likable.”

Isabelle nodded. “I think Young Master Jefferson and Miss Gwendolyn have a pretty good relationship. And there’s Young Master Ian as well. These two aren’t very easygoing with outsiders, yet they behave differently when they interact with Miss Gwendolyn.”

Isabelle, then

time, it’s clear that they have very good judgement of people and they are young men with good morals.” Since Isabelle has implied that I have a controversial relationship with Logan, I can also mock her in turn. After all, Logan and Ian both didn’t like Isabelle to the extent

This wasn’t the first time Sophia had won in

“Come on. Let’s go home now. There isn’t anything

words, so she said, “All right, let’s go

trace of happiness flashed past John’s

So, she also stood up and said goodbye to them. After she left, Sophia snorted, which John heard loud and clear. He turned his head to look at Sophia, the corners of

two returned home from the shop, John didn’t ask Sophia what Isabelle had said to her just now. It was as if he had forgotten about that woman as he drove Sophia home. When they reached their destination, Sophia

“What do you mean by this? Aren’t

around, Sophia faced him. “It’s getting late, so you should go home for

car. “You weren’t like this back in the