The Returning EX (John and Sophia) novel Chapter 931

Sophia chuckled to herself, but she also knew that Matilda was right. Of course, she couldn’t assume that John would love her forever, so she shouldn’t continue to be willful like this. After all, she had to give the man the respect he was due.

Then, Sophia looked up at the sky. “Let me think about it, but John hasn’t performed very well recently. Let me observe him some more.”

Matilda then asked Sophia if she was bored at home. She said she wanted to come over to see her.

For sure, Sophia was more than happy to entertain her, so she immediately said, “Come over. I’ve been sitting in the garden alone in a daze for quite some time now. Come and lend me an ear so that I can vent to you about John. Otherwise, I really don’t have a shoulder to cry on.”

Matilda laughed exasperatedly at what Sophia said. Then, she sighed and grumbled, “It’s good that I understand you. If I don’t, I would really be pissed off by you.” After she hung up, Sophia continued sitting in the garden.

A moment later, Lady Jennifer had packed up and was walking out of her own yard toward the parking lot. When passing by the garden, she obviously noticed Sophia, but she didn’t look at her and just passed by with her eyes staring straight ahead.

Leaning on the chair, Sophia naturally saw Lady Jennifer as well, but Sophia’s temperament was such that she wouldn’t be polite to anyone who wasn’t friendly toward her.

The two of them were aware of each other’s presence, but neither of them spoke.

Then, Lady Jennifer walked to the parking lot and opened the car door. She couldn’t help herself but glance back at Sophia. The latter was leaning on the chair with her head slightly raised. She was clearly basking in the sun and looked very comfortable.

Lady Jennifer’s expression was a little complicated as she stared at Sophia for a long time before getting into the car and driving away.

If Dylan married Sophia back then, the house might already be full of kids running around, she thought. But then, one couldn’t think too much into this kind of thing; it would only make him or herself feel distraught.