The Returning Ex

Sophia was a little puzzled about what their definition of a healthy and complete family was.

Will the family be healthy and complete just because we have that piece of paper? It’s as if without the remarriage, the child has to lose either the father or the mother. But both of us are alive and well, right? We’re also looking forward to the child’s arrival. Why are we not a healthy and complete family?

Sitting to the side, Dylan was aware of what was going on, so he quickly said, “This is Sophia and John’s private matter, so we can’t plan for them. They will think it through and decide for themselves. I’m sure no matter what their decision is, it will definitely be justified.”

Lady Jennifer glanced at Dylan from the corner of her eyes and seemed a little unhappy. Old Mrs. Constance said next to her, “Yes, they have to think and decide for themselves. We shouldn’t meddle in their business. Any decision they make will be for the best.”

Since Old Mrs. Constance said so, Lady Jennifer had nothing more to say. After a few seconds, Master Owen changed the topic and talked about the company’s affairs. Lady Jennifer looked at Matilda. “My dear sister-in-law, you’ve changed a lot.”

Matilda played with her hair. “Really? I don’t think so.”

really a big change.” Lady Jennifer nodded. “I feel that you’ve become much younger

airs and act like an aristocratic woman in her every move. But now, she was reclining on the sofa

Matilda replied,

the conversation, William looked over at Lady Jennifer and Matilda. These two people are actually

superior to others and was always slanting her eyes at them. Lady Jennifer was particularly at odds with her. So,

took it out and glanced at it before getting

her brows and slowly followed John. He went outside while Sophia stood in the doorway. She couldn’t hear clearly, but she had a

for long, and he hung up after less than a minute. Turning his head, he saw Sophia standing in the doorway staring at him and asked

blinked innocently. “Are you going

face. He spoke in a subdued tone, trying not to let those in the room hear him.

“Take me along,