The Returning Ex

However, John’s attitude of ignoring everything that had happened in the past had Sophia feeling very much chagrined. He’s merely feigning ignorance and evading the past, thinking that everything would then pass. In his dreams! After standing there for some time, she raked a hand through her hair, unable to make sense of the emotions currently coursing through her. Pivoting, she left the counter and strode to the door in a fit of pique.

Robin stared at her with pursed lips, her cheery mood from earlier having vanished into thin air. A while later, she went over with a cup of coffee. “Sophia, what’s going on between you and John? Haven’t you two broken up?” she asked cautiously.

Likewise, Sophia felt that her relationship with John had been severed, and it was a clean break at that considering the several rows they had recently. But he doesn’t seem to think so. That fella changes every so often, even faster than a woman’s mood swings.

Upon seeing that she didn’t answer, Robin leaned closer and queried, “What did it mean that he phoned you? Does he still have feelings for you?”

This question was all the more challenging for Sophia. Does he still have feelings for me? Perhaps he’s the only one who knows the answer to this. While I don’t dare say for sure whether he has feelings for me, I think indignation is probably one of the reasons for his endless pestering.

as though he’s still harboring feelings for you, but he spent the night with another woman. If he still loves you, how could

the news report back then didn’t confirm it, anyone with brains

a touch conflicted. “So, why exactly did he call you? Is he angling for reconciliation

knows the kind of person I am. At the very least, he must be chaste. Who is he trying to fool by acting as though he wishes

both stood by the door. Shortly after, just when they turned around to head back into the shop, a car slowly

dented back then that it was almost fit for a junkyard, but it isn’t a problem for wealthy people at all. He has now changed to an

so she merely stood at the side and