The Returning EX (John and Sophia) novel Chapter 948

Still in a dazed state, Sophia gave it a thought and replied, “The result is okay.”

Unlike her usual self, Jennifer chuckled and said, “Oh well, you’re well cared for here, so I’m sure your baby will be fine.”

She then turned to William and said, “William, have you come up with a name for the baby? You have to get a boy name and a girl name ready so that you won’t be flustered when the child is born.”

Looking at Jennifer, William said, “We’ll name the baby according to our family tradition. I think we should hold a discussion one day to come up with a good name.”

Since Sophia didn’t mind having her child named by other people, she remained silent.

Then, Jennifer turned to Dylan and urged, “John’s child will be born soon, so you have to hurry up as well.”

In the past, Dylan would never respond to Jennifer about this topic, but on this day, he grunted and said okay.

Satisfied with his response, Jennifer grinned from ear to ear.

Meanwhile, Jennifer shot a glance at Sophia, who was oblivious to her suspicious stare because she had never engaged in any immoral interaction with Dylan before. She wondered why Jennifer was so terrified. Sometimes, she found her laughable.

Noticing that, Old Mrs. Constance glared at Jennifer until the latter felt embarrassed and retracted her gaze.

Following that, Old Mrs. Constance beckoned to Sophia and told her to go over.

Lowering her head, Sophia noticed that John had put on his wedding ring. Then, she looked up to observe John, who really seemed joyful about their second marriage. It was apparent that he was serious about getting together with her again.

Following that, Sophia reached out and held his hand firmly. Although she never uttered a word, John understood what her gesture meant.

When Old Mrs. Constance was done praising Sophia, she went on to talk about Samuel’s kids, who had been staying in a foreign country and never seemed to have the intention of coming back.

After a sigh, Old Mrs. Constance said, “It makes me feel anxious that they’re not in a hurry to get married.”

Samuel guffawed on the side and replied, “Mom, actually, I’m anxious as well, but I know that it’s pointless to rush them, so I just pretend that I’m not flustered. Nowadays, young people have their own plans and ambitions. They’re different from the older generation.”