The Returning Ex

Logan chuckled, not giving a fig where he was and who was around him, and opened his mouth. “I just love how you look down on me.”

The expressions of William and Mrs. Constance, as well as the Baileys, all collectively fell.

John, on the other hand, looked like he wasn’t bothered by it.

He spoke up, “Everyone has almost finished their meals, right? How about we call it a day?”

They hadn’t eaten their fill, but everyone had lost their appetite.

The meal was over when Sophia and Logan came over and stirred things up.

Mrs. Bailey stood up. “Then let’s end it here. Everyone has already eaten anyway.”

Unfortunately, Logan didn’t get the hint. “Oh, so you all have finished eating here. In that case, John, Sophia, let’s head over to my room and continue eating. Sophia, you really are a sinner. Not only did you kill my wallet, you also killed that table’s worth of sea creatures. How will you make it up to them if you’re unable to finish all the food?”

Sophia gave him a glare. “Be quiet.”

“What’s wrong?” Logan exclaimed. “Did I say something wrong?”

Old Mr. Bailey also stood up. He probably couldn’t bear to continue listening to Logan. “Let’s go. It’s getting late.”

and Mrs. Bailey were the first to reach the door. They pulled Isabelle with them and, after some perfunctory farewells to

Isabelle was leaving, she stared at John’s back a little

back. He never

teeth so hard they almost

them had a very good chat and

they were back at

and Mrs. Constance

really had underestimated

she know someone

bomb. He could hurt someone, but

how well Logan and Sophia were getting along, it seemed that he was

has found another backer. Mrs. Constance clenched her teeth in frustration. This was basically a checkmate for Sophia. How

Sophia’s shoulder before saying to his parents, “Sophia and I will go to Logan’s place to sit for a while. Mom, Dad, you two head home first. Dad,

Constance’s expression was still ugly. “It’s already late. You

“Got it,” John said.

sighed and led Mrs.

corridor, Sophia vaguely heard William say, “You just had to do it. You shouldn’t have

Constance mumbled something in reply,