The Returning EX (Sophia and John)

Chapter 2195 Lunchtime

Cindy didn't have anything to do next, so she just surfed the internet on her phone and checked the news.

The police had issued a notice about Leah's murder, saying that the killer had been caught and that their identity had been revealed as well. As for the reason behind the murder, they only mentioned a money dispute without any further details.

Seeing that, Cindy wasn't sure what impact the issuance of this notice would have on Ian since Leah's murder didn't seem to have a big impact on him. From that, she guessed that this notice should be of little significance to him as well.

She took a deep breath and felt that everything seemed to be settling down slowly. Since the Morgan Family's matter had reached this point, it was considered resolved. The Morgan Family would probably disappear from the public eye and memory in the future, and Ian would finally free himself from them.

She waited until it was lunchtime and stayed in her office for a while until she saw Lucy coming over.

When she walked out of her workspace, she happened to see Serena leaving her office as well. She spoke first. "Are you getting off now, Miss Warhol?"

Cindy, then glanced at Lucy before

Miss Harrison. Do you have plans already? If not, why don't you join us?"

arched brow, Serena asked, "Is that okay? Is it just the two of you for lunch?" Her question was directed at Lucy,

"It's fine. Only the

walked toward them. In the end, the three of them went down together and got into Lucy's car since she

draft Cindy had been working on in the back seat. Serena helped her identify some issues, but they were all minor and nothing major. Then, she mentioned showing the draft to the client first. If the client didn't like it, she would ask Cindy to make changes according to her

ride, but she

this place has good food,

two dishes, and Cindy ordered two as well. Lucy then ordered

menu, Lucy spoke up again. "I thought you would be busy, Miss Warhol. I didn't know you would be alone during lunchtime. If I had known, I would have invited you