The Returning Ex

Sophia treated everyone around her very well, except for John, whom she was pretty harsh toward. While sitting in the garden earlier, she had been reflecting on this.

People were often like this; they often treated those whom they cared about or those who cared about themselves harshly. On the other hand, they were more tolerant toward other people around them.

This was not a good thing.

Sophia took the phone and walked outside the main building. By then, the call had stopped.

So, she called John back.

John immediately picked it up over there. With a smile, he asked her what she was doing. Sophia’s voice sounded very gentle as she told him that she was having lunch with Old Mrs. Constance and Matilda.

was smart enough to tell from Sophia’s voice that she was showing him some leniency. So, he quickly explained why he didn’t go home at

chuckled. “I know. I understand that you’re busy over there. It doesn’t matter. In fact, you don’t have to come back at noon all the time. Your break isn’t that long; don’t waste it travelling back

flirtatious words came anytime and anywhere, and Sophia was already used to it. So, she

there was some sort of echo over there before John began to speak again. “I may have to be in frequent contact with Isabelle soon. She has investigated some matters

person if I’m unhappy about it? Still, Sophia didn’t voice out what she thought. Instead, she took a deep breath and said, “I hope you two will talk in front of me in the future. It’s not that I’m worried about what you’ll do. I just felt really uncomfortable

as she said this. Finally, he felt that a burden had been lifted from his heart. As he agreed, he tentatively said, “Then I will meet her in the Constance Residence right in front of

course, if Isabelle is willing.” But she had a feeling

the atmosphere was good. John and Sophia hadn’t finished their meals

Sophia felt a little better in her heart. Hence, she turned around and went

side, John held his phone and stood in

his car. The man walked to the car, stopped,