The Returning Ex

Sitting up from the sofa, Ian checked on the throw that was draped on him. He took some time to chill before walking up to Cindy. “Wake up. We need to go now.”

Cindy wasn’t deep in sleep, so she shot up as soon as he called out to her. Nodding, her eyes were still blurry from sleep. “Okay. Let’s go.” She stumbled a little when she stood, but managed to head toward the luggage briskly.

On the other hand, Ian was picking up his own luggage. “I can do this myself.”

Cindy quickly shook her hands. “It’s fine. Let me carry them.” As she said so, she took the two suitcases from him. Ian always knew that despite her small stature, she was in fact extremely strong. He had seen her navigate herself without a problem while carrying two large suitcases before. Even his manager, Ms. Hannah Jones, commented that Cindy was far more competent compared to the others.

Therefore, Ian didn’t fight her over the luggage, leaving the lounge in strides, whereas she followed behind him closely with both suitcases in her hand. Meanwhile, the driver had taken a nap himself when they finally got to the car. Upon seeing them, the driver took the luggage before placing them into the car trunk. “Mr. Morgan, what took you so long? Did something happen to you?”

adding, “We fell asleep in the

I fell asleep when I

feel tired. After the three of them got into the car, the driver started the engine before commenting in a cheerful manner, “It’s hard being a celebrity. You hardly ever have any downtime.” When Cindy yawned while sitting in the passenger

to watch the view outside the window. Nightlife had just begun, and that was when the place would get lively when he used to sing

he would be free to meet up. However, Ian didn’t have an answer to that, as he already informed Ms. Jones early on that he wanted a full schedule, which was a

was also happy to do that, so she made sure to fill up his schedule for the coming six months. Seeing that he didn’t know what to say, Ian decided to not reply to Logan’s message. The car pulled over in front of a

watching her leave the suitcases in the corner of the room upon entering it. She knew Ian didn’t like people