The Returning Ex

After having breakfast, John went to work, while Old Mrs. Constance and Matilda stayed downstairs. When Sophia came downstairs, Matilda walked over and said, “I had wanted to wake you up, but John said that you had awakened, and you’d come downstairs when you’re hungry.”

Sophia nodded. “I wasn’t hungry, so I didn’t want to move.”

Gazing at Sophia’s belly, Matilda said, “You have to exercise moderately. When I—” She caught herself, for she didn’t think she should say this here.

Previously, Old Mrs. Constance had insisted that Matilda and William should be separated, even though she also helped fend off Yolanda. However, Matilda wasn’t sure what was on her former mother-in-law’s mind, so she decided against saying what she had wanted to say to spare them the embarrassment.

Standing in the doorway, Old Mrs. Constance had heard what Matilda said, but she just took a look at her without responding.

Since Sophia had gone to the dining hall to have her breakfast, Matilda decided to follow her. In fact, she had to return to Flintstone Residence later. Since the Flintstones had found out that she had stayed over in Constance Residence, her mother called to ask her what happened.

and tell them. Maybe my mom doesn’t think it’s appropriate for me to come here, since William and I are divorced. I could sense that

phone call, she had to agree with her mother. Since she and William

“Have your family members called to ask why you’re staying here? Maybe they’re upset or something.” She had just recalled what happened with the Flinstones

so. My mom didn’t sound too happy over the phone, so I’m going home to talk

Old Mrs. Constance, Sophia shifted her attention back to Matilda and said in a lowered voice, “Well, you can take this opportunity to go back and find out what your former

batted her eyes, as

for you. But you’ve been progressing too slowly now, and it’s not helping to get you remarried

pouted

you have to trust me.

“Alright. I’ll go home and find out what my family members think of it. Then, I’ll call