The Returning Ex

Sophia chuckled in response. “Tsk! Tsk! Please allow me to remind you one more time that it’s Mrs. Constance, not Miss Gwenndolyn.”

Her reply instantly rendered Isabelle speechless. Then, Sophia turned around and lazily added, “I’ll let you know by then. As much as I appreciate your sincere invitation, I’d like you to know that I can’t really travel around conveniently considering my current condition. Even if I wanted to, John wouldn’t allow me either. Thus, I’ll have to discuss this with John.” Before Isabelle could say anything further, Sophia continued to say, “Alright, I’m going to take a nap now. Bye.” After that, she hung up the call right away without giving Isabelle a chance to respond.

Upon finishing the call, Sophia tossed her phone aside and tucked herself in while lying in bed. A few seconds later, she instantly went out like a light. Although she usually had dreams in her sleep, she slept soundly throughout her nap like a queen this time. It seemed like her days were getting better and better indeed.

In the meantime, Isabelle paused with her phone in her hand for a while before she put it down. Then, when Elder Mr. Bailey came closer and took the phone with a glacial look on his face, Isabelle clenched her teeth and cursed Sophia. “How arrogant she is!”

“Not for long.” Elder Mr. Bailey sniggered, while Isabelle shifted her gaze to him without saying a word.

bother to meet Isabelle’s gaze as he said, “You will stay here these few days until your Uncle Ernest’s birthday. Isabelle, I’m so disappointed

office with William in front of him when one of his men gave him a call

family members seemed to be very happy when they

guy never contributed to his family at all when he was alive, but at least his death managed to get his family some compensation. So, maybe it’s fair to say that he finally brought something home for once. After John hung up the call, William asked, “What’s going on? It sounds like your men got the latest update about the

a chuckle, “Yeah, you can say that. We’re one step closer to our

“I don’t know how things fare on your side, but I have a

is just around the corner, and the end of that will mark