The Returning Ex

After giving it a thought, Sophia said, “Maybe someone doesn’t want me to give birth to this baby.”

Twisting her head and peering at her over her shoulders, Matilda could guess who she meant. If there was really someone who didn’t want her to have the baby, there was only one person who came to her mind.

A few minutes later, Sophia’s phone rang while she was sitting there on her bed. She glanced at the caller and frowned. Then, she rejected the call without hesitation.

Taken aback, Matilda asked, “Who’s calling? Why aren’t you answering the call?”

Letting out a sigh, she answered, “That’s a spam call, and it has called me many times before, so I don’t feel like picking it up.”

Matilda merely acknowledged with an ‘I see’, and she didn’t think anything else of it. Out of boredom, Sophia browsed the Internet on her cell phone and lay down on the bed again. Thankfully, she was always feeling sleepy from her pregnancy, so she could catch some sleep whenever she had nothing else to do. After she had Matilda help her to close the curtain halfway and block out the light on her side, she drifted off to sleep.

she picked up the call without even checking the caller when she fumbled

sounded cheery.

the house. Your sister is a really naughty child and always messes up the place, which reminds me of how you

have the cheek to put

and chatted casually with the supervisor. However, while he was speaking, he would peer over at that

apparent that he was avoiding his gaze, the guy didn’t have the nerve to meet his gaze directly either. John wasn’t such a

he went to the supervisor and told him that he was feeling unwell, requesting

said in an angry, hushed voice, “You’re here to stand in for another person. Who is going to take

I’m really feeling unwell