The Returning EX (Sophia and John)

John just stood there and watched.

It wasn’t until the guy asked for her number did she realize what he was here for. This was awkward for her, for she didn’t know how to refuse him politely.

Sure, she did want a fling, but not this type, and certainly not in this situation. Zack had been trying to tell her something, and when she tried to reply, Sophia saw John standing just a few meters away from them.

From the looks of it, he had been standing there for a while, so in other words, he had been watching. Even so, Sophia didn’t notice any signs of jealousy from him.

He doesn’t care even when I’m hit on? A moment later, she smiled back at that man and told him her number. She wasn’t going to keep on using this number anyway, so telling him was fine.

The man registered her number and gave her a call. “This is my number. Call me Collum.”

Sophia nodded, her smile never faltering. “Thanks. I’ll keep it in mind.”

After getting her number, Collum didn’t waste any more time. He talked a bit more with her before going back to his seat, which was just one row behind.

scrolled through her phone, ignoring him. He

and how long he would be staying in Tri Asel. He even told her where he would be going and

would stay in Tri Asel longer, but

attention to that, so she read through the message Zack texted her. The hotel she

so she told him her friend would be picking her up there. After that, she put

that. Even when they were married, John didn’t react when he knew someone was hitting on her, so it was normal that he wouldn’t care now. Since he

but John was a tough customer. There was no opening for her, or else she would have dragged on for a bit when

Sophia remained in her seat. She wasn’t in a rush, nor did she want to disembark when everyone was scrambling to. Then Collum came

when I have time. If

forced

up. “Let’s go,” he told Zack. Zack looked

after disembarking, she found out the hotel staff was already waiting for her.

didn’t start on the right foot, nor did the process go well. The trilogy’s supposed to end well, but

least they had to part ways in a nicer form.