The Returning Ex

After Matilda hung up the call, Sophia leaned against the bedhead and thought that something must have happened to her. Putting down the phone, she started spacing out.

Her stomach felt much better now. It seems that I was really too agitated just now. Anyway, the problem between Kay and I have been settled. From now on, I have nothing to do with her anymore. Hopefully, I won’t see her again for the rest of my life.

A while later, Matilda gave Sophia a call. When the call was connected, she let out a sigh and lamented, “It’s killing me. Fortunately, you made the effort to call me just now, otherwise I wouldn’t have an excuse to leave.”

Sophia laughed. “What’s wrong? What happened to you?”

Smacking her lips, Matilda replied, “After I returned home, my mom said it was embarrassing for me to keep pestering William, as the Constances would look down on me. So, she’d arranged a date for me.”

“What?” Sophia asked in shock. “You mean your mom made you go on a date? Well, she’s really eager to marry you off again.”

it was a date. She just thought that Matilda had too few friends, so she decided to introduce a suitable man to her daughter. Since she didn’t make it clear that it was a date, it was hard for Matilda

man called Matilda to ask her out. She didn’t want to go, but the man’s attitude was rather sincere. He just said that he felt bored after having dinner, so he decided to ask her out for a walk. Thinking to make it clear to the man that she wasn’t looking for a new boyfriend, she agreed to

asked, “What does the man look like? In comparison to Master William, who is more

is gentle

think I will try to expose it to Master William that you went on a date, and I’ll observe his reaction. When he found out that you had returned home, I could see that he was flustered. I’m not telling this to console you. It was how he

“Really? I’m

the effort to make up with me, I believe that Master William can do the same. Just wait for him to go pick you

the main building. John had decided

hard for us to console her since this is her own familial matter. If she thinks this is the best way to settle the problem, then let her be. I truly feel sorry for her. She had been living with her grandpa, so she didn’t have any fondness for her parents. Otherwise, she wouldn’t be