The Returning Ex

Learning how Sophia was sick of healthy soups, the postnatal caregiver said in a soft voice, “Then I’ll try to make a lighter version of the soup for you in the future.”

Although there were professionals in the Constance Residence’s kitchen, she was the best candidate to prepare Sophia’s postnatal food.

Sophia nodded. “Okay, sorry for the trouble.”

After a while, Jennifer came to visit. Her attitude was much better than before, and she rushed over to the crib. “I heard that Sophia had been discharged from the hospital, so I’m here to see the baby.”

The baby was being held by Matilda. He was staring wide-eyed at something random.

When Jennifer saw him, her expression immediately softened. “Oh, what are you looking at, baby? You look so serious.”

Matilda asked, “How is Dylan?”

Jennifer’s eyes were still on the baby. She just sighed and replied, “I don’t care anymore. He can do whatever he wants. It’s his life, after all. If we micromanage too much, he’ll be upset at us again.”

Matilda nodded. “He’s all grown up now. I’m sure he knows what to

reached out and touched the baby’s face. “Actually, I just want to experience the joys of having a grandchild earlier. He only needs to give birth to a child, and he can do whatever he

baby and bounced him gently. “You can’t force this kind of thing. It’s

talking but continued looking at the little baby

Sophia got up and went upstairs. Seeing that, John followed

If she and John slept separately, she would not be disturbed when John woke up in the morning or went to see the baby in the middle of the

felt that it was a little too unnecessary. The child wasn’t sleeping with them, so

room. The furniture and decoration in the room

in his arms. After a brief pause, he then kissed her. Sophia pushed him a little but failed to push him off. Turning

a bit, Sophia gave up and put her arms

and it was John who

Sophia’s neck, his breathing somewhat unstable. “I have to wait more than a month,

stared at the ceiling. “After that, it’s up to you

cry and refuse to go along with me, I can’t do