The Returning Ex

Sophia nodded. “Was it the girl’s decision to abort the child?”

Logan’s expression turned complicated. “I don’t really know the details. The version I heard was that the Blackwells sought her out and said some nasty things along the lines of her blackmailing the Blackwell Family in the future with the child in her belly. That girl has a headstrong personality, so she aborted the child the very next day.”

Sophia let out a long sigh. She must have been truly wounded to go so far as to abort the child. If John and I were in that situation with a child on the way, and the Constance Family treated me in such a manner, I might not abort the child, but I certainly wouldn’t give him another chance in this lifetime.

After deliberating for a moment, Logan then added, “But I don’t think Fabian knew. When he learned about it, the child was long gone.”

This makes sense. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have been so dispirited now. Sophia didn’t know what to say about this either. The girl did nothing wrong, and perhaps neither did Fabian. However, it isn’t fair to blame the Blackwells either. They merely had a different stance, so their choice was different. But from the conversation between Old Mrs. Blackwell and Fabian’s mother back then, they seem to regret having done so. Nonetheless, what’s the use of regret now? A life was lost. Fabian is probably aware that whatever he does won’t help matters, so he simply fell into depression.

to have entered a dead-end,

with Lola, even holding her hand as she bemoaned, “I really want to introduce you to Dylan if you don’t have a boyfriend. Dylan is even-tempered, with a great

this is the real reason she’s been talking

well. “This is underhanded of you,

everything she said earlier was just a joke, she still asked Lola all sorts

Old Mrs. Constance’s favor! Logically speaking, wealthy families generally like girls who are gentle, polite, and

staff was done preparing dinner, someone came back—it was