The Returning Ex

Stunned, Logan gaped at John. “John? Why are you here?”

John was cleaning up at the sink, so he didn’t look at him. “Why can’t I be here? You came over, after all.”

Logan tutted. “I came over because Sophia is my friend. You’re her ex-husband, so why are you so diligent in coming over?”

After a moment’s contemplation, John changed the subject. “I saw Sally Morgan today. Her car collided with another car, and she bashed the other driver in a fit of fury. From the look of things, the other person’s injuries are rather severe.”

His eyes bulging, Logan’s thoughts made a complete U-turn. “Seriously? I’ve got to investigate this, then! If it’s true, I’m the best at manipulating public opinion. I’ll have her ruined this time!”

John chortled. “Sure, I’ll be waiting.”

over and peered at the pot. “Did you cook extra? I haven’t

Sophia laughed. “Why didn’t you have dinner

so happened to be dinnertime, so I definitely had to come

this to the dining room.” She’d cooked extra on this day, planning to have some leftovers for the next day, but it now seemed that it wasn’t

the three of them went to the dining room. Logan wanted to know more about Sally’s situation, so he kept pestering John about it. John languidly related everything he saw

matter. After he’d done so, he rubbed his hands

in exasperation, Sophia looked at him. “If you’ve got so much energy, Logan, you can actually think about solving your own problems. It’s a waste to

“My own issues? I don’t need to

you hurt in the past? By

was hurt in the past, but it’s not what you think. I’ve got no interest in

guffawed. “Does