CHAPTER 60

SOPHIA.

I leaned at the wall near the window with my hands crossed over my chest, frowning at the beautiful view of the countryside.

Different thoughts ran through my head and I was also tired of the kind of life I was living. I am so dumb for thinking in the first place I married the right one for myself.

A lonely tear found its wall down my cheek which I had no idea it formed in my eye. I just felt it trailing down my cheek.

My phone rang, I slowly turned to look at the phone beside the pillow and the sound of the ringing phone only deepened the frown on my already emotional face.

“Who could be disturbing me?” I thought lowering my hands from my chest as I stood still like I had no life in me.

The ringing came to a halt after some time so I decided to keep frowning at the view of the countryside through my window. At least, it's a good thing to look at.

I snarled when the phone started ringing again, “The person won't quit” I uttered inwardly with my fists clenched by my sides