The Returning Ex

Belinda told her what she should be looking out for in her first trimester and what she shouldn’t do. Sophia nodded but said nothing, while John made a note of everything. He even asked Belinda about ways to reduce the effects of morning sickness. “Sophia’s suffering from it.”

Belinda told him a few fruits that could lessen the symptom, but it was impossible to remove it. “Every pregnant woman has to go through this. It’s their trial.”

John made a clear note of everything, and Sophia looked at him. If it weren’t for what he did, John would have been a good husband and father. But he’s just a shameless man now. And how dare he trick me. The thought of that angered her.

Belinda stayed until late at night before leaving. Matilda had retired for the night, so she didn’t send her off. Sophia and John stood outside the door and saw Belinda off. After she got into the car, Belinda rolled the window down and sighed. “Is your mother blaming us for what happened?”

she’d ask that, but then he smiled. “No. She doesn’t obsess over every little thing now, so she isn’t blaming

at the second floor. “It’s great your mother has changed. She’s a lot more mature than she

guess she has really changed.” William went into the driver’s seat and said nothing. John only

nodded. “Alright. It’s getting late now, and you two should be getting some sleep. Run along now. We’ll be leaving.” William then drove away, and Belinda leaned against the seat. “Matilda’s

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that Matilda had changed drastically. Before this, she kept calling him to ask him out for dinner, but every time she did, she made it sound like a command, so he refused. However, she stopped calling him

told Yolanda about this a few days ago, to which she smiled and replied, “Give it time. Maybe she’ll get back to her old tricks.” He believed that was the case, too, but even after a few days of waiting, she didn’t call him. William felt relieved in the beginning, but after seeing Matilda,