The Returning Ex

Matilda called out to Sophia when she was walking on the staircase. “Sophia, are you in your room?”

Sophia answered as the door to her room was opened. “I am! Right here!”

Matilda made her way over and saw Sophia the moment she entered her room.

Sophia looked like she was in good spirits, though her face was pale, so Matilda asked, “Are you not feeling well?”

Sophia shook her head and forced a smile. “I’m fine. Nothing bad happened, fortunately.”

Matilda walked into Sophia’s room and sat on her bed before grabbing Sophia’s hand and placing it in her own. Then, she patted her hand. “I was terrified! Who would dare to be so inhumane to do something like this?!”

Then, Sophia took her phone out and showed Matilda the picture that she had taken earlier.

“I snapped a picture of those two cars, but I suspect that the car plates are fake,” Sophia said.

the picture clearly. “This is a clear shot, but most of the people that do these kinds of things would usually use fake car plates.” Pursing her lips, she

as Sophia’s social circle was small and there weren’t really many people that she could

she crossed the Baileys was because

frowned. “I don’t think Isabelle would do something like this, but I can’t completely rule her out at the same time.” Then, she continued, “I’ve already gotten Logan to investigate it for me, so let’s see what he’ll get. Although I don’t think that it’s possible, it’s better if

said, “If Old Mrs. Constance still

driving. However, instead of returning to the company, he headed toward the warehouse where those men that he

image that Sophia had taken to his underlings and

without any food or drinks, so even if they were initially stubborn, they had started to lose their cool after not getting

didn’t want to see those people, so he chose

men came out and whispered something into John’s

remained unchanged. He even let out a faint chuckle before he replied, “Got

toward the side of the road from the

her room when she received the phone

the house was still depressing as her mother’s cries echoed through the house every night, while her father was depressed and refused to