The Returning Ex

Sophia said, “Yes, you guys just got married and are blissfully in love. You do have to get bored of each other first, unlike John and I, who are so annoyed at seeing each other that there must be a child to mediate between us.”

“Who are you kidding? When John looks at you, his eyes are always full of stars,” Lola teased.

Sophia chuckled. “Nonsense.”

After talking with Lola for a while, Sophia became drowsy because she hadn’t slept much last night. Now that her stomach was full, her sleepiness kicked in again. Lola reached out to support her and help her lie down. She told Sophia that the latter didn’t need to entertain anyone and should sleep if she wished.

Sophia yawned. “Then I won’t chat with you anymore. When I get better, let’s meet up again.”

With that, she got into a comfortable posture, covered herself with the quilt, and fell asleep at once. She hadn’t slept well during the whole pregnancy. Now that the baby had popped out, she felt that even her quality of sleep had improved. She could sleep comfortably now.

When the people next to her saw that she was asleep, all of them lowered their voices and went over to check out the baby.

Matilda was quite an expert

know how to hold a bottle. Even when the nip of the bottle was

laughed from the side. “Look at

back of his finger. Matilda also laughed. “Children are often confused at the beginning, and they will gradually learn a lot of things. In fact,

water, then

the other hand, the Second and Third Constance Families looked on for a while and then left. After all, there were still

the ward. Just then, he swept his gaze around and saw Dylan leaning against the wall in the corridor. The latter had only entered the ward to glance

Constance’s proposal was rejected by the Second Constance Family, John and Sophia had nothing to do with them anymore. This included their divorce and

done had anything to do with Dylan. I really think Dylan didn’t need to show such an attitude toward

the Second and Third Constance Families left, John hurriedly entered the ward to take a look at his wife. She was sleeping well, and her whole face began to gradually

sitting next to the crib. She had regained her composure by now, and she simply sat smiling without a