Remarriage: My CEO Husband novel Chapter 57

After Sophia strode away, Adela cautiously pulled her sleeve and asked, "How could you quarrel with Andrew when there was an outsider?"

Glancing at the terrified and frightened expression on Adela's face, Sophia felt even more depressed.

"That man was so rude when he talked to me. Why do you think I should continue to be polite to him?" After saying that, Sophia opened the door of the taxi in a fit of pique.

Following her, a look of embarrassment appeared on the face of Adela. She was getting more and more difficult to understand her best friend. She could see what other people were thinking about, but only Sophia was always strange in her mind.

When the taxi was about five kilometers away, it suddenly occurred to Adela that something was wrong. She glanced at the person beside her and asked, "Are you going to my home?"

She almost roared.

Sophia held Adela's arm, "If you don't want to take me in, it's okay. The court gave me the villa when I divorced with Ryan. Since you don't want to take me in, I'll go back there."

After weighing the pros and cons, Adela had no choice but to minimize how to offend Andrew to deal with the "couple conflict" between the two of them.

Standing next to her, Adela was at a loss. She didn't know how to help Sophia.

The two of them were caught off guard by all this, but in the heart of Adela, she had always seen what Andrew had done to Sophia. Who could pretend to be so serious about a person. It was obviously different from that Ryan!

When she calmed down, Adela took the glass from Sophia's hand and put it aside. Then she said, "Honey, I think there are some things that you can't just believe in the surface, just like the thing about Ryan before. Why don't we start the investigation first? If Andrew really lied to you, I will help you leave him without hesitation. "

When she said these words, Adela couldn't tell how helpless she was. On the one hand, it was the happiness of her best friend, and on the other hand, it could be a flying moth darting into the fire.