Being Pursued By Ex-husband

Chapter 448 Must Have Loved You Deeply

Joshua didn't know much about Alexander's and Sophia's marriage, but he had heard about how much of a jerk Alexander had been to Sophia for the past three years from their mutual friend Katherine.

Joshua's eyes turned cold as he recalled the past. "You've done Sophia wrong."

Claudius frowned. "Did I cheat on her?"

Joshua gave him a look and replied, "No, but the things you did to her were just as bad."

Joshua paused, realizing that this might be one of the few opportunities he had to teach Alexander a lesson on Sophia's behalf. Despite not knowing much about their marriage, he still felt a surge of anger on Sophia's behalf.

Even though it had been three years since their marriage, and he didn't actually hate Alexander that much, Joshua wouldn't let this rare opportunity of teaching Alexander a lesson slip away.

"Most of Sophia's family and friends didn't want the both of you to get back together before tragedy befell you."

Claudius' face fell after he heard the man's words.

The two of them fell silent at that. Sophia's and Katherine's conversation were coming to an end as well.

Katherine checked the time and saw that it was already past eleven. She made her way over to Joshua to ask if they wanted to grab lunch but held her tongue when her gaze landed on Claudius. She dragged Joshua out the door, saying, "We'll be having lunch now and won't be sending you off to the airport this afternoon, Soph!"

Sophia smiled and walked them to the door. "Okay."

Katherine heaved a sigh of relief as they exited Sophia's room. "What did you and Alexander... I mean Claudius, talk about? He didn't look too happy when we left."

Joshua lowered his head, gave Katherine a look, and combed through her messy hair with his fingers. "Nothing much. Just the things he did before he had amnesia."

"Oh. What was it about that put him in such a bad mood? I had wanted to ask if he wanted to grab lunch together but refrained from doing so after seeing the look on his face."

Joshua changed the subject. "Let's leave them alone for now. Sophia had spent more than half a year looking for him. They must have a lot to talk about right now."

Katherine harrumphed. "He has lost all his memories. What is there to talk about? Who knows? He might even have lost interest in Soph!"

She started to panic upon that thought. "He couldn't have lost interest in Sophia, right? I think we ran into his fiancée yesterday!"

Joshua sighed helplessly. "Why would he be in Sophia's room if he has lost interest in her?"

"What does that have anything to do with him being in Sophia's room?" Katherine frowned, confused.

paused and continued, "Why would he come and see her if he

"Hm... You're right!"

them until they entered the elevator before shutting

he wanted to have lunch when

at him and asked,

her question away and suddenly pinned her against the door, leaning in to kiss her on the

"What are you—"

reminding Sophia of how Alexander used

along just now. All I did was ask him

think of

as he

three minutes, Claudius pulled away, his eyes

lips. "Sophia, I must have loved

tugged at Sophia's heartstrings. She stared at him, wondering if he was

motionless for a few seconds. Finally, Sophia spoke up, breaking the silence. "Shall

"Okay."

released his

movie. Later on, Claudius drove Sophia to the airport for her flight,

than usual due

five in the evening when Sophia and Claudius arrived at the airport.

they approached the security checkpoint, Sophia hesitated and asked, "Will

gave her

Sophia's face. "Then

remained silent as he watched her

Sophia passed through security and

longer see her before turning around and making his way back to

light, he reached for a cigar in a metal box. Just as he was about to light it up, his gaze landed on a ring on the passenger seat. He paused, put the cigar back into the box, and reached

of the ring was simple and elegant, looking somewhat like a wedding ring, but

left it

slid the ring on his

it on. He gave the ring a look before stepping on the

only lasted eighty minutes. Hence, it was only half past seven in the