Being Pursued By Ex-husband

Chapter 507 You Have Got A Home Now

After Alexander's return to Moranta, Sophia had Yvonne schedule all urgent matters within the next week. She planned to handle the urgent issues in Odyssey and Sunshine Group before accompanying Perrin to Coldbridge.

In the blink of an eye, more than half the month of July had flown past.

As August approached, Sophia asked Yvonne to arrange an itinerary. She then brought Perrin and Kylie to Coldbridge.

Toward the end of July, extreme temperatures raged in the entire country, and Coldbridge was no exception.

Last year, Sophia spent New Year in Doveston. She made a trip back to Coldbridge for Good Friday this year, but after that, it was only then that she again stepped foot into the city she had lived in for almost twenty years.

The instant she walked out of the airport, a wave of heat hit her in the face.

Transportation had long since been arranged. No sooner had Sophia and the others exited the airport than the drivers, who were there to pick them up, hurried up to them while waving their hands. “Ms. Yarrow, Mr. Dawson, Mrs. Dawson, the cars are already at the parking lot. Please come with us.”

Yvonne had always been a thoughtful person. She knew that Sophia's trip to Coldbridge this time involved a party of four. There were neither too many people nor too few. Indeed, a single car was sufficient to ferry all four people. However, Perrin was up in years, and the weather was scorching hot. With the addition of the driver, it would be five people altogether. Therefore, three people in the back seat would be a touch cramped. For that reason, she arranged for two cars and two drivers.

The two drivers came up and took the luggage from Sophia and the other's hands. Sophia naturally allowed it. After she had been relieved of her luggage, she supported Perrin to the parking lot with an umbrella overhead.

It was not Perrin's first visit to Coldbridge, but it had been over forty years since he last came to the city. In that lengthy period, everything had changed.

Sophia took the same car as him while her assistant and Kylie boarded the other car.

As the car traveled down the airport highway, Perrin directed his gaze out the car window at the unfamiliar surroundings. Coldbridge was no longer the same city in his memories.

“During the three years I was transferred here forty years ago, I had explored Coldbridge quite a bit. Unexpectedly, I can't find any semblance of the past now.”

Beside him, Sophia chuckled. “It's been forty years, Granddad. Putting that aside, from the time I left here to attend university, Coldbridge has already changed a lot.”

When I left for Jadeborough to attend university back then, Coldbridge had no high-speed rail yet, and there were few skyscrapers. Right now, new buildings are everywhere. New construction projects are also mushrooming with each passing day.

Perrin turned and glanced at her. “You're right. It's been forty years.”

While saying that, he heaved a sigh. “In the blink of an eye, forty years had passed.”

This is the thirty-eighth year Rachel went missing. If she were still alive, she would be almost fifty years old. What a pity!

At the thought of Rachel, the smile on his face gradually faded.

He said nothing further, merely turning and observing the city beyond the car window, where his daughter had lived for almost thirty years. Regret swamped him that he was making the trip alone.

If Penelope could've held out for a while longer, just a little bit, she would've been able to make a visit here for a look at our daughter's former home.

Seeing that her grandfather had suddenly gone silent, Sophia knew that he must have recalled some memories of the past. Thus, she made no sound to disrupt him.

The interior of the car remained quiet. Half an hour later, the car drove into a residential area.

Although Sophia rarely returned, Yvonne arranged for someone to clean the house regularly. Since they were coming back this time, the latter had already made arrangements two days ago to have someone straighten up the place the day before their arrival.

refrigerator was filled with fresh fruits and vegetables. That aside, the bedding in every room had also

of the suitcase and hung them up before giving Alexander a call to inform him that she had arrived safely. Subsequently, she went out

been a tiring journey. Perrin was advanced in years,

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on the balcony, glanced back over his shoulder at

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