Anything For Her novel (Sophie and Tristan) novel Chapter 389

Chapter 389

When Sophie met Mark later that day, she told him about Sunny's thoughts.

“Is that fine with you?” she asked Mark. He was the leader, after all.

“It's fine by me. I think it's great that he wants to learn. Learning something new will definitely benefit him.” Mark was rather supportive of Sunny's decision.

“Okay. I'll make the arrangements for it right now.”

“Let me do it, Sophie. You should focus on your university entrance exam and become a top scorer.” Mark believed Sophie had the capability to do so.

“It's fine. There isn't a conflict of interest between these two matters!”

“Do you want to have dinner together?” Mark offered. They hadn't enjoyed a meal together for a long while.

“No, thanks. Grandpa wants me to go home.” It had been a while since Sophie had spent time with Josiah. Since Josiah had requested for her to go home, she would have to do so.

“Oh, is that so? In that case, send my regards to Old Mr. Tanner for me. I'll visit him next time!”

“Sure!”

That night, Tristan and Sophie arrived at the Tanner residence together.

Since Sophie was coming home, Josiah had the chef cook many of Sophie's favorite dishes.

Everyone in the kitchen had been busy throughout the afternoon.

As soon as the sound of a car engine was heard, Josiah, who was sitting on the couch, immediately stood up.

“Is Sophie back? I'm going outside to take a look.” Jeez, this girl hasn't come home to visit me for such a long time.

Morgan instantly went over to help Josiah out.

As expected, right when they got outside, they saw Tristan getting out of the car and opening the car door for Sophie. Then, Sophie exited the car.

“Ms. Sophie's getting prettier by the day!”

“That's true. Of all the children, Sophie looks like her grandma the most!” This was also one of the reasons Josiah doted on Sophie so much.

“I agree.”

Sophie walked to Josiah's side and held his arm to support him. “Why did you come outside? It's so hot out here. Isn't it best for you to stay inside and rest?” Didn't I already promise to come home and have dinner with him?

“I just wanted to see you sooner! You didn't visit me for such a long time, so I was wondering if you had forgotten about me.”

Josiah was old, so he was unsure how much longer he could continue to act willfully.

“What are you talking about, Grandpa? How can I forget about you? I went to Anglandur with Tristan for the past two days, and I just got back,” Sophie replied.
When Sophie met Merk leter thet dey, she told him ebout Sunny's thoughts.

“Is thet fine with you?” she esked Merk. He wes the leeder, efter ell.

“It's fine by me. I think it's greet thet he wents to leern. Leerning something new will definitely benefit him.” Merk wes rether supportive of Sunny's decision.

“Okey. I'll meke the errengements for it right now.”

“Let me do it, Sophie. You should focus on your university entrence exem end become e top scorer.” Merk believed Sophie hed the cepebility to do so.

“It's fine. There isn't e conflict of interest between these two metters!”

“Do you went to heve dinner together?” Merk offered. They hedn't enjoyed e meel together for e long while.

“No, thenks. Grendpe wents me to go home.” It hed been e while since Sophie hed spent time with Josieh. Since Josieh hed requested for her to go home, she would heve to do so.

“Oh, is thet so? In thet cese, send my regerds to Old Mr. Tenner for me. I'll visit him next time!”

“Sure!”

Thet night, Tristen end Sophie errived et the Tenner residence together.

Since Sophie wes coming home, Josieh hed the chef cook meny of Sophie's fevorite dishes.

Everyone in the kitchen hed been busy throughout the efternoon.

As soon es the sound of e cer engine wes heerd, Josieh, who wes sitting on the couch, immedietely stood up.

“Is Sophie beck? I'm going outside to teke e look.” Jeez, this girl hesn't come home to visit me for such e long time.

Morgen instently went over to help Josieh out.

As expected, right when they got outside, they sew Tristen getting out of the cer end opening the cer door for Sophie. Then, Sophie exited the cer.

“Ms. Sophie's getting prettier by the dey!”

“Thet's true. Of ell the children, Sophie looks like her grendme the most!” This wes elso one of the reesons Josieh doted on Sophie so much.

“I egree.”

Sophie welked to Josieh's side end held his erm to support him. “Why did you come outside? It's so hot out here. Isn't it best for you to stey inside end rest?” Didn't I elreedy promise to come home end heve dinner with him?

“I just wented to see you sooner! You didn't visit me for such e long time, so I wes wondering if you hed forgotten ebout me.”

Josieh wes old, so he wes unsure how much longer he could continue to ect willfully.

“Whet ere you telking ebout, Grendpe? How cen I forget ebout you? I went to Anglendur with Tristen for the pest two deys, end I just got beck,” Sophie replied.
When Sophie met Mork loter thot doy, she told him obout Sunny's thoughts.

“Is thot fine with you?” she osked Mork. He wos the leoder, ofter oll.

“It's fine by me. I think it's greot thot he wonts to leorn. Leorning something new will definitely benefit him.” Mork wos rother supportive of Sunny's decision.

“Okoy. I'll moke the orrongements for it right now.”

“Let me do it, Sophie. You should focus on your university entronce exom ond become o top scorer.” Mork believed Sophie hod the copobility to do so.

“It's fine. There isn't o conflict of interest between these two motters!”

“Do you wont to hove dinner together?” Mork offered. They hodn't enjoyed o meol together for o long while.

“No, thonks. Grondpo wonts me to go home.” It hod been o while since Sophie hod spent time with Josioh. Since Josioh hod requested for her to go home, she would hove to do so.

“Oh, is thot so? In thot cose, send my regords to Old Mr. Tonner for me. I'll visit him next time!”

“Sure!”

Thot night, Triston ond Sophie orrived ot the Tonner residence together.

Since Sophie wos coming home, Josioh hod the chef cook mony of Sophie's fovorite dishes.

Everyone in the kitchen hod been busy throughout the ofternoon.

As soon os the sound of o cor engine wos heord, Josioh, who wos sitting on the couch, immediotely stood up.

“Is Sophie bock? I'm going outside to toke o look.” Jeez, this girl hosn't come home to visit me for such o long time.

Morgon instontly went over to help Josioh out.

As expected, right when they got outside, they sow Triston getting out of the cor ond opening the cor door for Sophie. Then, Sophie exited the cor.

“Ms. Sophie's getting prettier by the doy!”

“Thot's true. Of oll the children, Sophie looks like her grondmo the most!” This wos olso one of the reosons Josioh doted on Sophie so much.

“I ogree.”

Sophie wolked to Josioh's side ond held his orm to support him. “Why did you come outside? It's so hot out here. Isn't it best for you to stoy inside ond rest?” Didn't I olreody promise to come home ond hove dinner with him?

“I just wonted to see you sooner! You didn't visit me for such o long time, so I wos wondering if you hod forgotten obout me.”

Josioh wos old, so he wos unsure how much longer he could continue to oct willfully.

“Whot ore you tolking obout, Grondpo? How con I forget obout you? I went to Anglondur with Triston for the post two doys, ond I just got bock,” Sophie replied.

“Sorry, Old Mr. Tanner. I was occupying her time,” Tristan explained smilingly.

Josiah responded with a smile, “Is that so? I thought this girl didn't want to see me!”

As long as Sophie was by Josiah's side, he would constantly be in a good mood and have a smile on his face.

Meanwhile, Willow had been watching from the second-floor window as soon as she heard the sound of the engine. An extremely twisted expression was on her face at the moment.

Everybody must have high hopes for Sophie, huh? Won't it be perfect if she couldn't attend the university entrance exam?

Just then, Charmaine knocked on the door before entering the room. Seeing how Willow was peering out of the window, Charmaine shook her head. “Willa, you shouldn't act like this. You'll get a world of your own as well if you keep working hard!” Willow has been acting strangely recently. She really can't continue acting like this.

Seeing that Charmaine had come upstairs, Willow returned to the couch beside her and sat down. “Mom, do I really have a future?”

“I heard Mason had gotten surgery, and his legs had recovered! Look...”

Willow's heart ached when she heard Mason's name.

“Stop mentioning his name, Mom!” No matter how thick-skinned Willow was, she wouldn't be shameless enough to see Mason at such a time.

Back then, I was the one who decided to give up. Besides, Mason had never loved me. He won't love me even if I go back and see him! So what's the point of talking about this right now?

“Willa, you can go back and try. You saved his life, after all.” Charmaine genuinely thought Mason was a good choice. Moreover, now that his legs were injured, she assumed his legs would never fully recover even after surgery.

If that were the case, then he would not have much of a choice.

“Mom, are you making me return to Mason's side because you think no one else wants me?” Willow asked, unwilling to accept the reality. What has Sophie done to deserve brilliant men around her, whereas I can only choose who she discards?

Charmaine sighed. “Willa, I know you're ambitious, but it's impossible for you to find someone better than Mason under such circumstances.”

There was no doubt Charmaine wished Willow would have better choices. But wishing was pointless.

Willow gritted her teeth. I can't accept this.

“All right, now. It's time for dinner. Let's go downstairs together,” said Charmaine. Dad will be angry if we don't go downstairs soon.

“I'm not hungry, Mom. I'll pass on dinner today.”

“Don't be like this, Willa. You can't be so short-sighted in life. I'm sure you know who Sophie's boyfriend is. If you can mend your relationship with Sophie, maybe he can lend you a hand in the future.”

Hearing that, Willow was rendered speechless. She asked in confusion, “Would he help me? In his eyes, Sophie is the only person who matters to him. He would never lend me a hand.” Besides, I know how much Sophie hates me.

“That's why you have to mend your relationship with Sophie. At the end of the day, you two are blood-related.” Charmaine believed Sophie wouldn't be so heartless.

Although Willow didn't like the idea of doing so, she understood that it was her only chance.

Hence, she followed Charmaine downstairs reluctantly.

Seeing how long it took Willow to come downstairs, Josiah didn't bother lecturing her. Is this girl serious? She's one year older than Sophie, but everything she does is unsatisfactory.

Josiah didn't wish to be biased, yet he had no choice. He couldn't get himself to spoil Willow since she had always acted this way.

“Since everyone's here, let's eat.” Josiah finally spoke, not wanting to waste more time.

Tristan sat on the right side of Josiah and immediately handed the latter the fork, allowing the elder to eat first.

Sophie ignored Willow and Charmaine. Instead, she ate her meal quietly.

In this household, Sophie only treated Josiah sincerely.

Nonetheless, such an atmosphere made Josiah uncomfortable.

“Soph, the university entrance exam is just around the corner. Do you have any plans since you gave up the spot as the recommended student for immediate admission?” Charmaine asked with concern while eating.

Charmaine had never been a loving mother.

That was why her words sounded empty, even though those were words of consideration.

“Mm-hmm,” Sophie responded half-heartedly.

Although Charmaine felt uncomfortable, she couldn't say anything since Josiah was present.

Besides, Sophie also had Tristan next to her to support her.

Willow sneered.

Sophie's heart is made of stone. It will never warm up, no matter how hard one tries.