Still, nothing was for sure. It could be possible that they wouldn’t have any chance to meet each other again, as Ian’s schedule would be packed if he got signed by an agency after a successful debut.
Logan, who was standing next to them, patted Ian’s shoulder. “Work harder and come back as a champion to show those losers in your family what you’re capable of achieving.”
Ian smirked at that. “I’ll try my best.”
Finally, when he was about to enter the car, Logan asked, “Did your mother try to contact you? I mean, you’re quite famous now, so she probably saw your competition.”
Ian paused before turning around to Logan and nodded. “Yeah. She did contact me, but she didn’t say much. She just told me to do well and don’t be too harsh on myself so that I’ll feel better no matter what result I might end up with.”
Logan started lamenting, “To be honest, she still cares about you.”
Ian hummed in agreement. “I’m planning to visit her after my competition.”
By then, it was almost time for Ian to leave.
After taking a last glance at Sophia, he lowered his gaze to her stomach and said, “I’ll be leaving now. Remember to take care of your body.”
Sophia didn’t know why, but she suddenly felt reluctant.
She’d gone to send Ian off for his competition the last time as well.
However, she was filled with hope at that time.
Sophia and Logan stood in silence as they watched Ian’s car drive away.
Then, Logan tutted. “To be honest, it would be nice if you end up together with Ian.”
Sophia gave Logan a side-eye. “Shut up.”
What did he take me for?
She can make her own choice, alright?
The two of them headed back to Logan’s clubhouse. However, Logan received a phone call before they could even sit down.
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