The Returning EX (Sophia and John)

Robin kept jotting things down on her notebook. “When your ex-husband came to look for you that day, I could see that he still cared about you.”

Sophia smiled. “Really?”

Robin learned about John and Sophia from the news, so she didn’t know the details.

“I think he appears to be an upstanding man. That was the feeling he gave off during our encounters. I think the rumor that he’s with Young Lady Isabelle is false.” Robin’s voice was calm, and she didn’t sound like she was biased toward John.

At that instant, Sophia recalled that last night, she saw John and Isabelle dancing together.

Although they were just performing a ball dance, the nature of their relationship could be determined by how closely they stayed together. Since they cuddled with each other when dancing, it was apparent that they were more than just friends.

After a while, Sophia smiled lightly. “Whatever. I don’t really care whether the rumor is true or not.”

Humans would become more magnanimous as they age; Sophia believed that was the case for her.

Some time ago, she just didn’t want John and Isabelle to get together. She even had the idea that John could marry anyone except for Isabelle.

Thinking back, her idea was laughable, as she realized that John could just marry anyone he liked, and she would have no right to say anything.

and Robin

over

located in a busy area with

Sophia was gone, Robin stayed in

Upon a closer look, she realized that it was Matilda’s

she took a look at the nearby

with Matilda. Matilda always said that I don’t deserve to marry John. Look, in the

to the mall, and she

Matilda. To her surprise, instead of John, she was with

coming

but Matilda immediately pulled his sleeve. Turning

Sophia grinned. It seems that they’re really

got into his car, Matilda was still rooted to the spot. When the car was out of sight, Sophia got up and swaggered toward

a moment before her expression darkened. Even

Why did he leave so quickly? Did you two

out driving the Constance Family’s car when you’re no longer part

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