Chapter 465


    Sophia nodded. “They passed away in an ident.”


    Her answer elicited a stare from Old Mrs. Constance, for her husband told her before that Sophia’s


    parents dumped her. However, she wasn’t certain why Sophia’s parents did such a thing.


    Sophia smiled. “I’m fine. It’s good to be alone as I don’t have to provide for my family. It’s easier this


    way.”


    Feeling sorry for her, Old Mrs. ckwell tightened her grip on Sophia’s hands. Since it was an unhappy


    topic, Old Mrs. Constance hurriedly talked about something else. As they chatted andughed, the


    atmosphere slowly became eased.


    When lunch was ready, Old Mrs. Constance, who was supported by a servant, said, “Let’s continue our


    chat over the meal.”


    Sophia helped Old Mrs. ckwell up. Before they could even take a step forward, John returned as he


    walked over and said, “Grandma, I left a documentst night at—”


    Then, he froze on the spot when he saw Sophia, his expression turning from serious to cold.


    Sophia looked away. What the heck? Why do I always bump into him when I don’t want to see him?


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    John retracted his gaze as well. “Oh, there’s a guest in our house.”


    “Ah.” Old Mrs. Constance exined, “Madam ckwell is here to have lunch with Sophia.”


    John nodded. “I left a document at homest night. Have you seen it?”


    To that, Old Mrs. Constance replied, “Oh, I saw it and ced it in your study.”


    John grunted and went upstairs. A whileter, he came down with a document.


    Then, Old Mrs. Constance suggested, “Lunch is ready. Why don’t you have lunch with us?”


    “Sorry. I’m busy today. Bye.”


    John also bid farewell to Old Mrs. ckwell before leaving. Apart from the first nce when he came


    across Sophia, he never looked at her again.


    Until John was out of sight, Sophia finally rxed and heaved a sigh of relief. Perhaps it’s better this


    way, she thought.


    Old Mrs. Constance seemed to be disappointed as she told Sophia and Old Mrs. ckwell to enter the


    dining hall.


    Despite Sophia’s best effort to avoid seeing John, she still came face to face with him. Fortunately, it


    was only a brief encounter, and they didn’t even talk to each other.


    During the meal, Sophia’s mood seemed to have been affected as her mind was wandering


    somewhere else when Old Mrs. ckwell asked her inquisitive questions. The meal was somewhat


    upsetting for Sophia. Although she had finished the food, she felt as though her stomach was still


    empty, and she didn’t even remember what she had eaten.


    Since Old Mrs. ckwell hadn’t recovered fully, she would be tired easily. Moreover, after having


    food, she started feeling sleepy. Seeing that, Old Mrs. Constance told a servant to help her go upstairs


    to take a rest.


    Rising from the chair as well, Sophia said, “I have to go back to the shop.”


    Old Mrs. Constance took a look at her and sighed. “Sophia, you’ve be so distant to us now.”


    Her words amused Sophia, for she felt she had never been close to the Constances.


    After bidding farewell to her, Sophia reached for the car park, for Old Mrs. Constance had told a


    chauffeur to send her home.


    Not long after she got into the car and moved out of Constance Residence, she came across a car that


    was stopped in the middle of the road and blocked her way. When the chauffeur halted the car, Sophia


    rolled down the window and immediately recognized that it was John’s car.


    With the car window down, John rested his elbow on the door with a cigarette between his fingers.


    Sitting there without looking at Sophia’s car, he had simply parked his car in the middle of the road with


    no intention of going away.


    The chauffeur called out to John, who didn’t reply to him.