The Returning Ex

“The girl is very nice,” Sophia hurriedly blurted. “Grandma has also seen her before, and she was even planning to introduce her to Dylan, but she then found out that Logan likes her.”

Matilda’s eyes went wide. “Really? She must be something else if Mom took a shine to her.”

Nodding, Old Mrs. Constance’s voice was still tinged with a hint of regret. “Yup. She’s a delightful girl from a decent family. I was thinking about introducing her to Dylan, but I then nixed the idea since she had a boyfriend. But who knew, she later broke up with her boyfriend and got together with that Jefferson kid instead. God knows how miffed I was.”

Upon hearing that she was finally speaking her mind, Sophia burst into laughter.

Beside her, Matilda chortled as well. “Mom, you’ve got to let this matter go. Why are you so adamant at this time? Besides, that girl might not necessarily get along well with Dylan.”

resentful that there was no longer a chance when Lola and Dylan hadn’t even met before. I’d feel

much that she leaned sideways against John’s shoulder. John raised a hand and held her

at him. “Don’t you find it funny? Look how

adorable. Instead, he found Sophia immensely adorable at the moment, her

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he knew all the coaches there—even the students were acquainted with him. He was quite generous, or more accurately speaking, he was being generous

intentions, so she merely pinched his waist when no one else was there and chided him for being such a wastrel, saying that the money he spent to treat them was enough for her to pay their

fight back at this time. Instead, he could only explain incessantly, insisting, “I’m doing this for your sake, for I

the owner here. Have you ever seen a boss currying favor with her