Changing only for her (Sophie and Tristan) novel Chapter 516

Chapter 516

Mark did not know how to face Sophie, yet he knew he couldn't put off meeting her forever. Eventually, the two met at a cafe near the University of Medicine.

An odd feeling swelled in Mark's chest when he saw Sophie again after such a long time.

The first words out of his mouth were an apology. “I'm sorry, Sophie.”

It was not the first time he was apologizing.

He did not think a lifetime of apologies could make up for his mistakes.

Sophie scrunched her brows in frustration. Why is he still so stubborn?

She stated firmly, “Didn't I say this before? I know this incident has nothing to do with you at all. It's all in the past now. Can we stop bringing it up?”

Getting over the incident was easier said than done for Mark.

She continued, “I only hope you can return to The Wheelers. After all, that's your favorite place in the whole world.”

“Sophie—■” Even now, she still had his best interests at heart.

“Sunny and the others are all waiting for you. Don't let them down, okay? Of course, if there's something else you'd like to do, that's fine too. I won't force you to return to The Wheelers if that's the case.”

Sophie was careful to reiterate that he had the freedom to choose his future path and that no one could force him to do anything.

Mark uttered, “I'll return to the band.”

The farewell concert may have been over, but performing in The Wheelers was still his dream. He would not give up on it now.

“Okay. Let's go back, then!”

Everyone had hoped Mark would return.

Suddenly, he said, “Thank you, Sophie.”

She smiled and replied, “We're past such formalities, don't you think?”

Sophie would not be the person she was today if she had never met Mark in Horington. A verbal expression of gratitude was insignificant in light of their history.

Nonetheless, Mark insisted, “I still have to thank you. It's because of me that you had to go through all that.”

Sophie always thought he had helped her a lot in Horington, yet in retrospect, the opposite was probably true.

In any case, they were certainly past the stage of such pleasantries.

Just then, Sophie suggested, “Do you want me to come along when you meet Sunny and the rest?” The poor drummer had been in a funk for the longest time.

Since he had agreed to return to The Wheelers, Sophie decided Mark should quickly meet with his former bandmates.

“Let's go together!” replied Mark.

Still, there were some concerns in his mind. We announced we were disbanding. What will the fans think of my abrupt return? I'm sure they'll think we did it for the publicity!

He knew these were small matters in the grand scheme of things. The most important thing was that The Wheelers would be reunited.

Sophie had no classes in the afternoon and accompanied Mark to the mansion. When they opened the door, they saw Sunny leaving with his luggage.

Sunny stood still and just stared silently at Mark.

Nothing Mark said now could change his mind; he was bent on leaving.

He said, “Sophie, I won't stay to chat with you all. My flight leaves at four. I'll miss it if I don't leave now.”

His bandmates were distraught. “Sunny, are you really leaving? We haven't achieved our dreams yet! Are you just going to give up now?”

Simply put, none of them would be satisfied with such an outcome.

Sunny kept quiet. With things the way they were, what was the point in staying even if his dreams were unfulfilled?

Without Mark, they could no longer be The Wheelers.

Another bandmate piped up, “Stay in Jipsdale, Sunny! We've already come so far. We still have each other even if Mark's not around.”