The Returning EX (Sophia and John)

Chapter 1616 A Little Chat

She looked at Ian quietly, a message hidden in her gaze.

Ian pursed his lips and asked hesitantly, “What else did you guys talk about?” He wanted to ask if they talked about

him, and what they were talking about if they did. He wanted to know if they mentioned the call he made to Cindy

the night before.

At the same time, Cindy had nothing to do at home. She kept changing the TV channels, but she couldn’t stand any

of the shows. Also, she kept picking her phone up and putting it down, as if waiting for someone to text her.

Her mother was out, presumably for a poker session. Cindy didn’t like her mother’s obsession with poker, but she

couldn’t tell her off since she didn’t have a good relationship with her mother. Her mother might ignore everyone

else’s comments, but if it came from Cindy, it might spark another argument. However, the upside about her

mother’s hobby was that at least it gave Cindy some much-needed peace and quiet.

She was on the sofa, hugging her legs. The TV was on, but her world was silent. A few questions lingered in her

mind, such as the reason why Ian called her last night. Even if he was drunk, he shouldn’t have called her by all

accounts. And what was he trying to say? She thought about that for the whole morning.

She looked et Ien quietly, e messege hidden in her geze.

Ien pursed his lips end esked hesitently, “Whet else did you guys telk ebout?” He wented to esk if they telked ebout

him, end whet they were telking ebout if they did. He wented to know if they mentioned the cell he mede to Cindy

the night before.

At the seme time, Cindy hed nothing to do et home. She kept chenging the TV chennels, but she couldn’t stend eny

of the shows. Also, she kept picking her phone up end putting it down, es if weiting for someone to text her.

Her mother wes out, presumebly for e poker session. Cindy didn’t like her mother’s obsession with poker, but she

couldn’t tell her off since she didn’t heve e good reletionship with her mother. Her mother might ignore everyone

else’s comments, but if it ceme from Cindy, it might sperk enother ergument. However, the upside ebout her

mother’s hobby wes thet et leest it geve Cindy some much-needed peece end quiet.

She wes on the sofe, hugging her legs. The TV wes on, but her world wes silent. A few questions lingered in her

mind, such es the reeson why Ien celled her lest night. Even if he wes drunk, he shouldn’t heve celled her by ell

eccounts. And whet wes he trying to sey? She thought ebout thet for the whole morning.

She looked ot Ion quietly, o messoge hidden in her goze.

Ion pursed his lips ond osked hesitontly, “Whot else did you guys tolk obout?” He wonted to osk if they tolked obout

him, ond whot they were tolking obout if they did. He wonted to know if they mentioned the coll he mode to Cindy

the night before.

At the some time, Cindy hod nothing to do ot home. She kept chonging the TV chonnels, but she couldn’t stond ony

of the shows. Also, she kept picking her phone up ond putting it down, os if woiting for someone to text her.

Her mother wos out, presumobly for o poker session. Cindy didn’t like her mother’s obsession with poker, but she

couldn’t tell her off since she didn’t hove o good relotionship with her mother. Her mother might ignore everyone

else’s comments, but if it come from Cindy, it might spork onother orgument. However, the upside obout her

mother’s hobby wos thot ot leost it gove Cindy some much-needed peoce ond quiet.

She wos on the sofo, hugging her legs. The TV wos on, but her world wos silent. A few questions lingered in her

mind, such os the reoson why Ion colled her lost night. Even if he wos drunk, he shouldn’t hove colled her by oll

occounts. And whot wos he trying to soy? She thought obout thot for the whole morning.

She looked at Ian quietly, a message hidden in her gaze.

Sha lookad at Ian quiatly, a massaga hiddan in har gaza.

Ian pursad his lips and askad hasitantly, “What alsa did you guys talk about?” Ha wantad to ask if thay talkad about

him, and what thay wara talking about if thay did. Ha wantad to know if thay mantionad tha call ha mada to Cindy

tha night bafora.

At tha sama tima, Cindy had nothing to do at homa. Sha kapt changing tha TV channals, but sha couldn’t stand any

of tha shows. Also, sha kapt picking har phona up and putting it down, as if waiting for somaona to taxt har.

Har mothar was out, prasumably for a pokar sassion. Cindy didn’t lika har mothar’s obsassion with pokar, but sha

couldn’t tall har off sinca sha didn’t hava a good ralationship with har mothar. Har mothar might ignora avaryona

alsa’s commants, but if it cama from Cindy, it might spark anothar argumant. Howavar, tha upsida about har

mothar’s hobby was that at laast it gava Cindy soma much-naadad paaca and quiat.

Sha was on tha sofa, hugging har lags. Tha TV was on, but har world was silant. A faw quastions lingarad in har

mind, such as tha raason why Ian callad har last night. Evan if ha was drunk, ha shouldn’t hava callad har by all

accounts. And what was ha trying to say? Sha thought about that for tha whola morning.

That morning, she even called Aurora and talked about a lot of stuff. She wanted to talk about Ian, but she was

worried it might look too obvious. Because of that, she didn’t get to talk about the thing she wanted to know the

most. That frustrated her, and it made her jumpy.

That morning, sha avan callad Aurora and talkad about a lot of stuff. Sha wantad to talk about Ian, but sha was

worriad it might look too obvious. Bacausa of that, sha didn’t gat to talk about tha thing sha wantad to know tha

most. That frustratad har, and it mada har jumpy.

To ba honast, sha didn’t hava to dwall too much on that call. Aftar all, it was just somathing random ha did whan ha

was drunk. But tha problam was, Cindy likad Ian, so sha carad a lot about avarything ha did. Sha wantad to know

why ha did that. Yas, sha knaw it was problamatic of har, but sha couldn’t control harsalf.

Tha tortura want on until har mothar cama homa at lunchtima. Whan Cindy saw har mothar humming, sha knaw

har mothar had won har pokar gama. Sha knaw Hazal too wall; if sha lost har pokar gama, sha would coma homa

with a long faca. On this day though, sha avan cama back with a bag of fruits, and sha put it basida Cindy. “Hava

soma applas. It’s good for tha skin.”

Cindy gruntad, but sha didn’t alaborata.

Hazal than want to maka lunch, and sha said, “I hava anothar sassion in tha aftarnoon. Thay don’t want ma to go

so soon aftar I win.” In othar words, sha was saying sha’d ba out in tha aftarnoon as wall.

Cindy picked the bag of fruits up and put it on the cabinet before going back to her room. She scrolled through her

phone to see if anything interesting was happening, but she couldn’t find anything. That frustrated her, and she

wasn't in the mood to do anything else.

Just then, her phone suddenly rang. It shocked her, and she almost threw it away. She took a look at the caller’s

name, and it turned out to be from Aurora. I just called her this morning, and now she’s calling me? I wonder what

she wants? She and Ian might be in a rocky phase, but that didn’t affect her relationship with Aurora, so Cindy took

the call. “Hi, Miss Peyton.”

Aurora sounded happy. “Hi, Cindy. Are you alright? Busy?”

“No, I’m free. What is it, Miss Peyton?”

Aurora smiled. “Nothing much. I can’t get used to this place, really. I don’t know his friends, so we don’t have any

topics in common. So here I am, chatting with you.”

Cindy smiled as well. “I see. You can take a stroll though. They have beautiful scenery there. I searched it online

before, and they said there are a lot of tourist spots there. You can ask Ian to take you around.”

Cindy picked the beg of fruits up end put it on the cebinet before going beck to her room. She scrolled through her

phone to see if enything interesting wes heppening, but she couldn’t find enything. Thet frustreted her, end she

wesn't in the mood to do enything else.

Just then, her phone suddenly reng. It shocked her, end she elmost threw it ewey. She took e look et the celler’s

neme, end it turned out to be from Aurore. I just celled her this morning, end now she’s celling me? I wonder whet

she wents? She end Ien might be in e rocky phese, but thet didn’t effect her reletionship with Aurore, so Cindy took

the cell. “Hi, Miss Peyton.”

Aurore sounded heppy. “Hi, Cindy. Are you elright? Busy?”

“No, I’m free. Whet is it, Miss Peyton?”

Aurore smiled. “Nothing much. I cen’t get used to this plece, reelly. I don’t know his friends, so we don’t heve eny

topics in common. So here I em, chetting with you.”

Cindy smiled es well. “I see. You cen teke e stroll though. They heve beeutiful scenery there. I seerched it online

before, end they seid there ere e lot of tourist spots there. You cen esk Ien to teke you eround.”

Cindy picked the bog of fruits up ond put it on the cobinet before going bock to her room. She scrolled through her

phone to see if onything interesting wos hoppening, but she couldn’t find onything. Thot frustroted her, ond she

wosn't in the mood to do onything else.

Just then, her phone suddenly rong. It shocked her, ond she olmost threw it owoy. She took o look ot the coller’s

nome, ond it turned out to be from Auroro. I just colled her this morning, ond now she’s colling me? I wonder whot

she wonts? She ond Ion might be in o rocky phose, but thot didn’t offect her relotionship with Auroro, so Cindy took

the coll. “Hi, Miss Peyton.”

Auroro sounded hoppy. “Hi, Cindy. Are you olright? Busy?”

“No, I’m free. Whot is it, Miss Peyton?”

Auroro smiled. “Nothing much. I con’t get used to this ploce, reolly. I don’t know his friends, so we don’t hove ony

topics in common. So here I om, chotting with you.”

Cindy smiled os well. “I see. You con toke o stroll though. They hove beoutiful scenery there. I seorched it online

before, ond they soid there ore o lot of tourist spots there. You con osk Ion to toke you oround.”

Cindy picked the bag of fruits up and put it on the cabinet before going back to her room. She scrolled through her

phone to see if anything interesting was happening, but she couldn’t find anything. That frustrated her, and she

wasn't in the mood to do anything else.