The Returning EX (Sophia and John)

Matilda spent a while calming down before she walked out of her room. When she reached downstairs, Ms. Cannon told her Sophia had gone upstairs joyfully to sleep. Matilda had to say that Sophia was superhumanly calm. She didn’t seem to have a care about anything in the world, but that was why Matilda could relax. After that, she asked Ms. Cannon what she’d be making for dinner before going to the yard, and she remained there until John was back.

John drove into the yard and came out smiling. “Why the long face? If I didn’t know better, I’d say you’re fighting with Sophia again.”

Hearing this, Matilda let out a laugh. “She’s pregnant. Even if I want to, it’ll be after she goes into labor.”

John came and wrapped his arm around his mother’s shoulder, then they went inside. “Dad asked why I was in a hurry when I clocked out, so I told him you’re feeling unwell. I think he’ll come over later.”

Matilda looked at him, surprised.

John smiled. “Don’t give me that look. Sometimes it’s okay to make a white lie.”

There was no need to be completely honest, or something precious might slip away. Sometimes, being cunning was required to grasp the precious things in life.

Matilda sighed. “I can never win, can I?”

they sat on the sofa, and John asked about the

weird enough. That clue

Matilda nodded. “Sure.”

up, while Matilda helped set the table up. Later, she saw someone driving into the yard. Matilda looked at the

it

Matilda came out and smiled at him. “Wash your hands,

Sophia, who was rubbing her eyes, and the sight of William surprised her. “Oh,

too, then a few moments later, he

Sophia was getting used to calling William

room, and since everyone was here, it was a merry dinner. John and William talked about the company, then they moved the

say anything, so

yet, so Sophia’s going to decide what the

was surprised to hear that. “You’re still not going to marry John even when you’re

you give me a chance? I have been giving

him. “You didn’t give me

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