The Returning Ex

When it was almost time for Constance Group’s lunch break, Matilda took out her phone. She intended to call William and tell him that she was waiting for him here.

However, before the call got through, she saw a cab stop at the entrance of Constance Group. The one who pushed the door and got out of the car was the very person Matilda had come here to guard against.

Laughing all of a sudden, Matilda put the phone back into her bag, then slowly got up and walked to the entrance of the cafe. By now, Yolanda had entered the lobby of Constance Group.

The employees were leaving one after another as the elevators sent waves after waves of people to the ground floor. However, those who came out were all office workers.

Yolanda sat down on the sofa in the lobby. After waiting for a while, she finally saw John and William coming out of the elevator together. She quickly stood up with a smile on her face. “William!”

Both John and William were startled to see her there and stopped in their tracks.

William frowned at her. “Why are you here?”

laughed. “I’m

he stood still, looking like he was waiting for William. Yolanda blinked at William and suggested, “Let’s have lunch together. I went to the hospital for a body examination today, and the doctor said that I’m recovering pretty well. I remembered how you cared for me in the past, so I think it’s time

words, someone came in from the entrance of

his way. In a flash, his serious frown disappeared from his face. Then, he

arm. As the two held hands, she turned to look at Yolanda and put on a surprised expression. “You’re here

her. “Yes, I went to the hospital just now, and I passed

company and thought that it should be your lunch break now, so I wanted to ask you to go back to Constance Residence for a meal together. Besides, Sophia called me just now and said that she and Mom have been feeling bored at home all day. She asked if we’re going back at noon. You guys should be free, right? Then let’s go back and

hurriedly spoke up next to her. “Yes, the house has indeed been a bit too

“I just mentioned this to John a while ago. I intended to drive home to pick you up, but I didn’t

ceased before turning to look at her. “Why don’t you come along too? It’ll be livelier with more people

are going back for lunch, I won’t bother you any further. Go on. I’ll be going