The Returning EX (Sophia and John)

John wasn’t in the mood to do anything today, for he was haunted by a feeling of frustration ever since he had lunch with Sophia.

When he was back in his office, he didn’t read the documents he was supposed to either, and what his grandfather told him before his passing rang in his mind. He told John to take care of Sophia, to which John agreed, but in the end, they still got divorced.

He heaved a sigh. This divorce was going to happen one way or another, so he didn’t regret it. Ever since they were married, he was looking forward to this day, for it wasn’t his idea to marry Sophia. He felt guilty though, toward his late grandfather.

A few more glasses of wine later, John became more frustrated. He felt uneasy for some reason, and in his confusion, John thought about Sophia, but not about the divorce. Instead, he was taken back to many nights ago when Sophia was taking his pounding. He quickly shut his eyes and started sweating. I think I know what’s wrong with me.

Mr. Wolfe was in the mood now, so he caressed the lady’s hand. “Why don’t we go somewhere else?”

John slowly opened his eyes and smiled. “Sure.”

Even though he wasn’t in his best condition, John had to be composed. Luckily, it was cooler outside, so it eased John up a bit. After exiting the room, he texted the driver, asking him to come over quickly.

woman in his arms. Buoyed by the atmosphere, he even hummed. They went past the dance floor after exiting

Mr. Wolfe’s interest. “Well,

but then he looked further ahead and saw Sophia chatting with another man behind the dance floor. He had to squint to recognize her,

at her for a long while, but she didn’t notice him. It had been

her, so he

things she wanted to forget, so she wasn’t

hand on her leg. “Why

into his face, then she shook her head. “No.” No matter how she looked at him, John was leagues ahead of this man. Thanks

hold

must be hearing things, Sophia thought. “You never think before you leap, don’t

She slowly looked up, and even though her vision was blurred, she could still see his face clearly. John was still as aloof as ever, but now he was