The Returning EX (Sophia and John)

Isabelle had to admit it herself. Because of John, she was depressed in the past, and her work had been affected now. In fact, she wished she could be a more resolute person, but it wasn’t really up to her that she fell head over heels for John.

After chugging a cup of water in the pantry, she rested a bit and turned to leave, whereupon she came across Old Mr. Bailey, who was passing by the room as he was speaking on the phone.

Forcing a smile, she was ready to go out and say hello, but after only taking a step forward, she heard her father saying, “Yes, they’re going to have dinner together. The location is decided by Belle.”

Isabelle froze and never called out to her father. Frowning, she gave it a thought and inched toward the door. With no one else in the corridor, Isabelle could still hear his voice faintly, even though he was speaking in a lowered voice. He said that Sophia and Matilda were going as well.

Naturally, Isabelle couldn’t hear what the other person said on the phone. Following that, Old Mr. Bailey giggled and said, “I’m looking forward to what they can do.”

After waiting for a while by the door, she heard that her father pushed open the door and entered his office. When it was all silent in the corridor, she slowly emerged from the door. Her family members were aware that she was going to have a meal with Matilda and Sophia. Judging from what her father had said, he was going to do something behind her back.

Pursing her lips, Isabelle waited for a bit and returned to her office. Putting down the cup, she pressed her palms against the table. Upon pondering on it for a while, she decided to step out of the room and head for her father’s office.

Mr. Bailey was going through a document, so he was surprised that his daughter came to

to tell you that I’m going off work early this afternoon to buy a gift for John. Since I’m going to

for a moment before he nodded. “Alright, you

that the restaurant I’ve chosen isn’t fancy enough. Should I book another restaurant? We

no need for that. You don’t have to take the dinner so seriously. Just be

isn’t on good terms with me, so I don’t want to give her the chance to find fault with me.” She then added, “As you know, she’s resentful of me. I’m afraid that she’ll blame me for choosing a restaurant that’s not good enough, and John might be affected by

“Although I don’t think it’s necessary, you can book another restaurant if you want to.” Staring at his daughter, he questioned, “Where’s

and replied, “I think the Japanese restaurant we usually go to is high-end enough. Why don’t I book a table

Bailey grunted. “Alright, as you

flashed a smile at him.

and left the office. Without closing the door firmly, she stepped sideward and waited. As expected, her father made a call and told the other person the address of the Japanese restaurant. He also reminded the person to

tipped her head back and

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