The Returning Ex

After chatting for a while, the kitchen staff then said that dinner was ready. Sophia’s belly was enormous now, so she had to shuffle up slowly. Upon seeing this, Matilda tugged on her arm and helped her to her feet. “This place will be even livelier when your child is born.”

Chuckling, Sophia was reminded of another incident. When she went out for a stroll yesterday, she bumped into Lady Jennifer whose gaze stayed on her stomach for a long time. She initially wanted to ignore her since there wasn’t any need to feign amicability when their relationship was bad in the first place, so she merely pretended as though she didn’t see her and turned to head in the direction of the garden.

However, Lady Jennifer suddenly spoke, asking her about her estimated date of delivery and whether she’d thought of a name for the child. In the end, she lamented, “I’m also going to be a grandmother when your child is born.”

Without saying anything, Sophia whirled around and left, thinking,You want to be a grandmother? If so, go and look for your son! Weren’t you all high and mighty back then? Why are you putting on a helpless expression now?

the Second Constance Family, saying that Dylan seemed to be planning on going abroad to see the world

mention talking to him. Lifting his eyes to William, he asked, “Have Uncle Owen and Aunt Jennifer been

you know how your uncle and aunt are, so it’s rather impossible that they’ve never nagged him. Dylan is also very stubborn now that he has a temper. Ah well, I don’t know what to say about their

Mrs. Constance said nothing at all as she didn’t want to comment on the affairs of the Second Constance Family.Life was originally good, but they just had to mess things up. After turning it over in my mind time

the topic of the Second Constance Family was closed, Matilda brought something else up out of the blue. She said that she saw Logan when she was out a few days back, and it was early in the morning

since his appearance back then didn’t at all resemble that of Young Master Jefferson’s in the past. In fact, he looked no different from a normal young man. She thus commented that