The Returning EX (Sophia and John)

Can I believe her? John looked at Sophia with a troubled gaze while she remained unwavering and continued to stare straight at him.

A moment later, he looked away and said, “I hope you won’t go to the Second Constance Family so often. Our family dynamic is a little bit complicated.

Complicated or not, she did not care.

She was not from the Constance family; what did their family affairs have to do with her?

Thus, she remained quiet and waited until he got off work.

When Zack did not come over, John promptly left with Sophia.

However, they ended up running into Dylan again as they were walking toward the elevator.

Since it was break time, it was only normal for people to gather at the elevator.

Dylan was alone. When Sophia saw him, she smiled and waved at him.

He glanced at John briefly before smiling back at her.

The exclusive elevator was upstairs so the three of them went in together.

John and Sophia stood inside while Dylan stood near the doors.

what John told her before, Sophia did

look at her. “Where are you guys going

John,

look but did not utter a

seem like he’s not too happy? She pursed

and started to whine, “Why the long face? I’m asking you a

also sounded forced

pinch her face gently. “You’ll

did not match the expression on

sounded warm,

instead, giggling as she leaned all her weight on him.

line of vision fell directly on the elevator screen, but he was probably

away but just looked down at

blinked back at him with

quickly bent down to place a kiss at the corner

froze in an instant

if she wanted to say something, but

turned out

hugging her.

the first floor. Lowering his voice so that it was

“Huh? Why?”

“No reason,” he replied.

employees who noticed them

someone with a cold personality, but there was a smile on his

That was true love.

all

was some sincerity

he was putting up an act so the smile on his face

him, she asked, “Are you scared that I’ll cheat on you?” She laughed, then

brought her out

they were inside, he proceeded to straighten

word. I noticed something recently. You have quite

broke into a