The Returning EX (Sophia and John)

After eating some of the food she made, she chucked the rest into the fridge, then she settled down in the living room to watch TV. However, John didn’t come home, nor did he give her a call or text, which led her to figure that he didn’t see that house as his home.

She flipped through a few channels, but none of them were appealing enough, so she turned off the TV before making her way upstairs. Upon reaching the stairway of the second floor, she turned to look outside with a sliver of hope, only to see that it was dead quiet outside, without a single person on the road.

After switching off the lights downstairs, she returned to her room for a quick wash up before locking the door and lying down on the bed. The curtains weren’t drawn, so lights from outside the house that shone through the window illuminated the room.

It wasn’t until after spending some time staring at the ceiling that Sophia closed her eyes. Now that we’re no longer legally bound to each other, I should give no f*cks as to where he went. He deserves his freedom to do whatever he wants. That reminds me… I am also a free person to roam the world since I am now without that marriage certificate. How could I have forgotten about that?

She came to a decision as she fixed her posture, then she coaxed herself to sleep, figuring that she would wake up the next day fully rested. However, she had a hard time falling asleep, and the more she tried, the more she found herself to be wide awake.

Eventually, she wound up tossing and turning on the bed until the sounds of a car could be heard, as well as when lights shone through the window. She shot up from bed to look out of the window, only to see that John was back, while his car was driving through the entrance.

shrunk away before quickly drawing the curtains, then she observed through a gap in between the curtains while hidden behind the fabric. While John parked his car within the compound of the house,

in the car, and the car engine was turned off, Sophia would have suspected that he was doing something immoral in the car with someone else. She waited patiently by the window until a

her if she was asleep. Isn’t the

but he didn’t enter before retrieving something from the passenger

switched on the lights in the living room, then he put away the stuff he held at the dining room after scanning the living room. He spaced out while sitting on

few dishes in it, ranging from seafood to poultry. It was unusual for Sophia to cook this

to eat with him. A half smirk crossed his face before

still holding onto the bottle. He heaved a sigh before lifting his hand in an attempt to knock on the door, but he stopped himself at the last moment. It didn’t matter if she was sound asleep, as even if he

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