The Returning EX (John and Sophia) Novel - Chapter 1592

Chapter 1592 Helping the Relationship However, Cindy disagreed with her deliberation. As a person who knew herself well, she would still consider things carefully regardless how nicely others put it. She knew clearly how much she was worth and wouldn't get her head in the air just because somebody complimented her. Instead of answering to anything Aurora said, Cindy merely buried herself in the food.

A few minutes later, her cell phone in her pocket vibrated curtly twice, and she reckoned that she had just received a text. She stopped chewing for a couple of seconds, but didn't take her phone out to check it. For some reason, she had a strong feeling that if she had indeed received a message, it was most probably from Ian. When breakfast was finished, Aurora didn't stay longer at the hotel, and after she told Cindy to watch out for her own safety, she left the place.

Judging from the current situation, Aurora thought that Cindy would feel even more pressured if she stayed by her side. So, she decided to give her some space. Walking out of the hotel, Aurora wanted to tell Ian about Cindy's whereabouts, but she hesitated after she took out her cell phone. I still don't know what happened between the both of them and the severity of the situation, she thought. But both of them are dragging things out now.

If this goes on, nobody knows how long it will take for them to make up. In the end, she kept away her cell phone because she wanted Ian to be anxious and worried; maybe that would help improve their relationship. At the hotel entrance, she took a cab and went to Ian's place. When she got there, he was still slumped on the couch, and as she walked toward the living room, she could clearly smell that the air was tinged with the smell of cigarettes.

Startled, she scanned the room and saw the cigarette butts on the coffee table. Ian is not a smoker, but he's actually smoking now. This goes to show how frustrated he is. Sighing, she took a seat next to him and patted his shoulder gently. "You've always told me that the both of you aren't argumentative, so how did you end up in such a bad fight?" Both of them aren't argumentative, but the situation is even more sticky when they're mad than when they're arguing.