The Returning Ex

He laid out his jacket on the table and told her, “There, much better.”

“You’re really my attentive little angle,” she said as she looked at him. To that, he merely grunted softly. Chuckling, she requested, “Show me the picture again.”

Logan knew which picture she meant, so he took out his wallet to show her.

They really don’t look alike; nothing at all. Staring at the woman in the picture, she asked, “How many people have you met in your life who looks like your mom?”

“Before this, I thought that my eldest sister, Lynette, looked like her, but not anymore now. Then, I felt that my second-eldest sister, Lydia, resembled her a little. However, when I looked closer, the resemblance was gone.” Looking at her, he said earnestly, “Now, I think you look like her.”

Inspecting the picture a little further, Sophia could see what he meant as she ran her fingers across the picture. “Well, it’s not too bad for you to have something to remember her by.”

Which is much better than me, she thought. There were no pictures of those two *ssholes at all.

According to her grandfather, he had kept their pictures when they first took off. As the years passed and they didn’t return, he took them for dead and burned all their pictures, saying that there was no point to keep anything belonging to the dead.

by the pavilion, and she recognized two of them as the ones who

leading some people carrying a huge wooden chest, which seemed very heavy, toward the banquet

view, she pondered out loud, “Are

Logan didn’t even turn to look. When the people were gone, Sophia returned to her seat and straightened her clothes. “Why are wealthy people always going

spoke next to her. “Miss Gwendolyn, what a surprise

and turned to the source of the voice, but Logan snatched the words right out of her mouth. “You’re John’s younger

Yep, that’s Dylan.

outside the pavilion, Dylan beamed. He was there alone without a date. “I thought I saw you

here as well,” Sophia exclaimed, getting up

because the invitation was sent to

when the meal was served,” she added, giving

casually took the seat next to her. “I didn’t want to attend at first because I don’t like crowded events, but I