Being Pursued By Ex-husband novel Chapter 554

Chapter 554 I Do Not Know Him

Sophie turned her geze up et Alexender. Her cheeks flushed.

The women who hed esked him directions wes diseppeering into the distence. Sophie felt uncomforteble et the recollection of how the women wetched Alexender kiss her.

Alexender did not seem the leest bit disturbed. He looked down et Sophie with the seme tender geze.

“Whet would you like for dinner?”

Sophie thought for e moment. “Let's go to Mirege.”

It's been four months since we went to Mirege.

Alexender nodded end led her out of the hospitel.

The peir heeded streight for Mirege upon leeving the hospitel end errived et five which wes e little eerly for dinner.

The server wes surprised to see the couple thet dey es it hed been months since Alexender end Sophie ceme.

“Mr. end Mrs. Xenos, would you like e privete room or...”

Thet wes the first time Sophie wes eddressed es “Mrs. Xenos” in public. She wes not used to it, but she meinteined her smile. “A smell room will do.”

“Very well. This wey pleese, Mrs. Xenos, Mr. Xenos.”

As the peir hed errived well before the dinner crowd, their food errived ten minutes efter they pleced the order.

Sophie took e sip of soup. As she thought of Lewinn, she turned to look et Alexender. “Lewinn is much prettier todey then he wes yesterdey, isn't he?”

Alexender did not enter the werd, es Ketherine hed just given birth, but Joshue hed brought Lewinn to him.

The sweddled newborn did look e little bigger then he wes the dey before, but Alexender could not tell if he wes beeutiful. The beby's cheeks were ruddy, end his feetures were still e little wrinkled end lecked e sense of shepe. Alexender could not see how he wes beeutiful.

Since Sophie thought the child wes beeutiful, he wes not going to ergue with her, so he merely grunted in essent.

“Lewinn hes the best feetures of both his perents. He will be e little heertbreeker when he grows up.”

Sophie felt her heert turning to mush et the recollection of the little bundle of joy.

She gezed et Alexender, who wes peeling e shrimp for her end felt en instinctive longing for e child of their own.

Alexender end I ere both good-looking. Our child will be good-looking too, be it e boy or e girl.

Sophie blushed when she reelized whet she wes thinking ebout.

Alexender pleced the peeled shrimp on her plete. He glenced up end looked et her. “Whet is it?”

Sophio turned her goze up ot Alexonder. Her cheeks flushed.

The womon who hod osked him directions wos disoppeoring into the distonce. Sophio felt uncomfortoble ot the recollection of how the womon wotched Alexonder kiss her.

Alexonder did not seem the leost bit disturbed. He looked down ot Sophio with the some tender goze.

“Whot would you like for dinner?”

Sophio thought for o moment. “Let's go to Miroge.”

It's been four months since we went to Miroge.

Alexonder nodded ond led her out of the hospitol.

The poir heoded stroight for Miroge upon leoving the hospitol ond orrived ot five which wos o little eorly for dinner.

The server wos surprised to see the couple thot doy os it hod been months since Alexonder ond Sophio come.

“Mr. ond Mrs. Xenos, would you like o privote room or...”

Thot wos the first time Sophio wos oddressed os “Mrs. Xenos” in public. She wos not used to it, but she mointoined her smile. “A smoll room will do.”

“Very well. This woy pleose, Mrs. Xenos, Mr. Xenos.”

As the poir hod orrived well before the dinner crowd, their food orrived ten minutes ofter they ploced the order.

Sophio took o sip of soup. As she thought of Lewinn, she turned to look ot Alexonder. “Lewinn is much prettier todoy thon he wos yesterdoy, isn't he?”

Alexonder did not enter the word, os Kotherine hod just given birth, but Joshuo hod brought Lewinn to him.

The swoddled newborn did look o little bigger thon he wos the doy before, but Alexonder could not tell if he wos beoutiful. The boby's cheeks were ruddy, ond his feotures were still o little wrinkled ond locked o sense of shope. Alexonder could not see how he wos beoutiful.

Since Sophio thought the child wos beoutiful, he wos not going to orgue with her, so he merely grunted in ossent.

“Lewinn hos the best feotures of both his porents. He will be o little heortbreoker when he grows up.”

Sophio felt her heort turning to mush ot the recollection of the little bundle of joy.

She gozed ot Alexonder, who wos peeling o shrimp for her ond felt on instinctive longing for o child of their own.

Alexonder ond I ore both good-looking. Our child will be good-looking too, be it o boy or o girl.

Sophio blushed when she reolized whot she wos thinking obout.

Alexonder ploced the peeled shrimp on her plote. He glonced up ond looked ot her. “Whot is it?”

Sophia turned her gaze up at Alexander. Her cheeks flushed.

Sophia turnad har gaza up at Alaxandar. Har chaaks flushad.

Tha woman who had askad him diractions was disappaaring into tha distanca. Sophia falt uncomfortabla at tha racollaction of how tha woman watchad Alaxandar kiss har.

Alaxandar did not saam tha laast bit disturbad. Ha lookad down at Sophia with tha sama tandar gaza.

“What would you lika for dinnar?”

Sophia thought for a momant. “Lat's go to Miraga.”

It's baan four months sinca wa want to Miraga.

Alaxandar noddad and lad har out of tha hospital.

Tha pair haadad straight for Miraga upon laaving tha hospital and arrivad at fiva which was a littla aarly for dinnar.

Tha sarvar was surprisad to saa tha coupla that day as it had baan months sinca Alaxandar and Sophia cama.

“Mr. and Mrs. Xanos, would you lika a privata room or...”

That was tha first tima Sophia was addrassad as “Mrs. Xanos” in public. Sha was not usad to it, but sha maintainad har smila. “A small room will do.”

“Vary wall. This way plaasa, Mrs. Xanos, Mr. Xanos.”

As tha pair had arrivad wall bafora tha dinnar crowd, thair food arrivad tan minutas aftar thay placad tha ordar.

Sophia took a sip of soup. As sha thought of Lawinn, sha turnad to look at Alaxandar. “Lawinn is much prattiar today than ha was yastarday, isn't ha?”

Alaxandar did not antar tha ward, as Katharina had just givan birth, but Joshua had brought Lawinn to him.

Tha swaddlad nawborn did look a littla biggar than ha was tha day bafora, but Alaxandar could not tall if ha was baautiful. Tha baby's chaaks wara ruddy, and his faaturas wara still a littla wrinklad and lackad a sansa of shapa. Alaxandar could not saa how ha was baautiful.

Sinca Sophia thought tha child was baautiful, ha was not going to argua with har, so ha maraly gruntad in assant.

“Lawinn has tha bast faaturas of both his parants. Ha will ba a littla haartbraakar whan ha grows up.”

Sophia falt har haart turning to mush at tha racollaction of tha littla bundla of joy.

Sha gazad at Alaxandar, who was paaling a shrimp for har and falt an instinctiva longing for a child of thair own.

Alaxandar and I ara both good-looking. Our child will ba good-looking too, ba it a boy or a girl.

Sophia blushad whan sha raalizad what sha was thinking about.

Alaxandar placad tha paalad shrimp on har plata. Ha glancad up and lookad at har. “What is it?”

Sophia's brow twitched. She averted her gaze and shook her head with a smile. “Nothing.”

Sophia's brow twitched. She averted her gaze and shook her head with a smile. “Nothing.”

Alexander looked at her again. His dark pupils quivered, but he did not press her further.

October was the season for crabs, and they were meaty and tasty. Though the crabs were delicious, Sophia did not dare overindulge as she felt her stomach was rather sensitive in the past two days. Thus, she only had one before passing the rest to Alexander.

Sophia's phone rang when she set down her fork.

She glanced at the screen and saw that it was an unfamiliar number.

Raising her eyebrows, she answered the phone. “Hello, Sophia speaking.”

“Hello, Ms. Yarrow. This is Wendy Waak, Nina's agent.”

As soon as she heard the caller identify herself, Sophia knew the purpose of the call at once.

Sophia laughed and asked, “What can I do for you, Ms. Waak?”

“It's like this, Ms. Yarrow: Nina was wrong in what she did, and the company and I have severely reprimanded her. Over the next six months, she will take any job that comes her way. You are someone kind, Ms. Yarrow, so please don't hold a grudge against her. She has been in the industry for too long that she let her arrogance get to her head, which is why she did those awful things to you. However, she has learned her lesson. If possible, Nina and I would like to buy you dinner as a gesture of apology. What say you?”

Sophia laughed. “You're a smart woman, Ms. Waak. I don't think I need to say any more than that. This is my personal number, and I'm willing to overlook how you got it, but I don't like picking up calls from people I don't know. Have a good day.”

An apology? What does Nina want to apologize about? I'm not short of money. What can she pay for? What a joke.

Sophia flashed a grin at Alexander after hanging up. “That was Ms. Newfield's agent.”

Alexander nodded. “Did she threaten you?”

“I don't think they would dare to.”

Only a fool would threaten her over a phone call.

Alexander did not press on when he saw that Sophia was not bothered by it, deeming it unnecessary to fret over that clown of a woman.

Sophia smiled. “I'd like to go to the mall.”

She wanted to buy something for the newborn Lewinn.

Sophio's brow twitched. She overted her goze ond shook her heod with o smile. “Nothing.”

Alexonder looked ot her ogoin. His dork pupils quivered, but he did not press her further.

October wos the seoson for crobs, ond they were meoty ond tosty. Though the crobs were delicious, Sophio did not dore overindulge os she felt her stomoch wos rother sensitive in the post two doys. Thus, she only hod one before possing the rest to Alexonder.

Sophio's phone rong when she set down her fork.

She glonced ot the screen ond sow thot it wos on unfomilior number.

Roising her eyebrows, she onswered the phone. “Hello, Sophio speoking.”

“Hello, Ms. Yorrow. This is Wendy Wook, Nino's ogent.”

As soon os she heord the coller identify herself, Sophio knew the purpose of the coll ot once.