The Returning Ex

Sophia sneered. “I don’t have a mother. My mother died a long time ago. In this world, I don’t have any relatives. Not even one. They’re all dead.”

The woman on the other side seemed to be affected by the word ‘dead’. In a cold voice, she replied, “Great, just great. Since you’re acting this way, then don’t blame us for what’s to come.”

Look, doesn’t this sound much better than before? Why are you putting on an act anyway? Isn’t it good to be true to yourself?

Sophia hung up the phone. Then, she simply stood there trying to recollect her emotions. Otherwise, the others would know that something was wrong with her as soon as she entered the house.

Thus, Sophia stood there for a long while. Before she could recover her wits completely, someone placed a hand on her shoulder.

Matilda was standing behind her. Her voice was low and gentle as she asked, “What’s the matter? Who called you? Is it someone you don’t like?”

Sophia looked back at Matilda, pursing her lips. “Yeah. It’s someone I don’t like.”

Matilda glanced at Sophia. “If there’s any trouble, just tell us. We’re here for you.”

Shaking her head, Sophia then said, “It’s not a big deal.”

a mind of your own. You should know

there for a while before returning to the

Although Sophia tried to hide her emotions as best as she could, they still noticed something was

her. “Sophia, come over and tell me what’s the matter. Why are you

herself look normal. “I’m okay. I’m just a little tired. There’s nothing

that Sophia hadn’t had a meal yet, so she

Constance stared at Sophia for a long time,

noon, John returned home. The group of people hadn’t left yet because Matilda told them to

John came in, he looked around and asked, “Where’s

you come in. There are so many people here, yet

continued, “Is she upstairs?

for a while. She looked a little tired, so let her go and have a rest first. We’ll call her when lunch’s

about it for a moment, then he said,

Blackwell laughed. “I’ve never seen John acting like this. I suppose that even heroes

her, for he simply smiled