The Returning EX (John and Sophia)

Chapter 2112

Chapter 2112 A Call From Gary

On one side, Ian sighed and said, "Thankfully, everything worked out well enough for you toward the

end and you got your life back on track."

Aurora nodded and agreed wholeheartedly, "Indeed, things did get better."

Presently, he did not have the appetite to stomach dinner right now, and he hardly took a few bites of

food before he set his utensils down. He glanced at the time and said, "The both of you should carry on

with dinner. I have to get to the set now before I'm late to meet the crew."

Cindy got up to see him off, and when they reached the front door, he couldn't resist turning back to pull

her into his arms before capturing her in a ferocious kiss.

She blushed and grew worried that Aurora might see them, but he pinched her cheek tenderly and

said, "What are you so worried about? We're legally married, remember?"

Cindy laughed when she heard this and hummed in response. "You're right. We're legal now, and we

can do whatever we want."

Ian hauled his suitcase over to the elevator, and it wasn't until he was out of sight that she turned to

enter the apartment. Property belongs to Nôvel(D)r/ama.Org.

Aurora had already set her utensils down. She didn't feel like eating either, and after the heavy lunch

she had earlier, she wasn't that hungry now.

On the other hand, Cindy was starving. She went back to the dining table and continued her meal

before asking, "Did that man say anything else? Is he planning to leave or whatever?"

Aurora leaned into her seat and replied, "I didn't ask, and I never replied to any of his texts." On the

one hand, she didn't feel like she needed to respond, and on the other, she was worried that the man

was working for a team who was using him to bait her reaction. She certainly didn't want any of her

texts to end up being taken out of context for the benefit of a scandal.

The man might be stupid, but she wasn't.

Cindy paused in thought for a moment, but she decided to keep quiet in the end. There were some

things she felt that she didn't have to bring up, at least not in the present. She would much rather see

how things played out on their own.

After they finished dinner, Aurora suddenly suggested, "Let's go for a walk. I've been cooped up at

home the whole day, and I'm bored out of my mind."

Upon hearing this, Cindy looked out the window and saw that the weather was lovely. It was neither too

cold nor too warm, and there appeared to be a light breeze as well. As such, she agreed to the idea

and replied, "Let me get changed and we'll leave."

She placed her phone on the table and got up to head into the bedroom. After putting on a new set of

clothes, Cindy left the room when she saw that Aurora was coming her way with her phone in hand.

Cindy raised a brow and asked, "What's wrong? Did something happen?"

Aurora glanced at the phone and shrugged. "Oh, the person hung up. There was a call for you earlier; I

was going to pass it to you, but the person has already ended the call."

Cindy took the phone and looked at the call log, only to see Gary's name and number. It seemed like

he had hung up after the third ring, and she wasn't sure what he was up to. If he truly had something

important to talk to her about, he wouldn't have hung up so quickly. Conversely, if it was nothing

important, he wouldn't have called her in the first place.

She clutched her phone hesitantly. After thinking for a moment, she said, "Aurora, can you give me a

second while I return the call? I just want to make sure it's not an emergency."

Aurora didn't think much of it. "Of course, go right ahead."

Cindy didn't want to make the call in front of Aurora, for she didn't think she could act naturally while

speaking with Gary. With that in mind, she took her phone and made the call while she was on the

balcony. However, he did not answer for a while.

She couldn't understand what was going on. She had returned his call after minutes, so he couldn't

possibly have work to do all of a sudden.

When the first call didn't go through, she waited for a minute or two before calling him again.

She was thinking that if he refused to pick up this time, she would forget about returning his call and

pretend as if he had never called her in the first place, and that it had been a mistake on his part.

Much to her surprise, he actually answered this time. His voice was still as deep as usual as he

greeted, "Hello?"

She pursed her lips as she pondered on her question. Then, she asked, "Did you call me earlier to tell

me something? I'm sorry I missed it."

"Oh," he said. "I was going to tell you something, but I changed my mind after that because it's not that

important."

The way he said it only made her all the more curious and confused. She was silent for a good two

seconds before she pressed, "Is it really nothing important?"