The Returning Ex

As for the others, who knew what thoughts they had? Sophia wasn’t stupid; she wouldn’t easily believe those who didn’t show their true feelings this time.

After standing there for a while, she then returned to the counter. Now that there were no customers, Robin felt a little bored, so she said, “Mr. Constance hasn’t visited for several days.”

Sophia smiled. “Why? Do you miss him?”

Taken aback, Robin stared at her. “Don’t talk nonsense! Why would I miss him? I’m just stating an observation. You’d better not think otherwise.”

Sophia grinned and replied, “I’m just joking. Why are you so serious?”

Robin flipped her hair without a word.

Speaking of the devil, John drove to the shop in the evening. He didn’t get out of the car but simply tooted the horn twice. Recognizing that it was John’s car at a glance, Robin hurried out. “Mr. Constance, what’s the matter?”

John lowered the car window and glanced into the shop. “Is Sophia inside?”

Then, she looked back before

“No.” John smiled.

Although she didn’t stare at John, she couldn’t help but notice

in. She then said to Sophia, “Mr. Constance wants to take away a piece of cake. He said that he’s going to meet a client and he’ll eat it on

frowned. “What important client is that for him to be in such a hurry without even having time for a

I felt that Mr. Constance was a little excited when he mentioned

take it out to John, who didn’t even greet Sophia and drove off just

little down in the dumps and that everything was meaningless. Even when evening came around and the shop

dragging it out for a while, she didn’t hail

that it was from John. However, it

Sophia decided to just ignore it. When she got home, it was already dark and she was not in the mood to cook, so she simply ate some leftover pasta from the

from John once more, but this time, he didn’t hang up immediately. Sophia took the phone over and glanced at it, then picked up the call. Her tone was a little cold without