The Returning Ex

Lola was shocked when she saw Logan standing next to his car and smoking. In a disdainful tone, she asked, “Why are you here again?”

Logan immediately put out his cigarette. “Get into the car. Let’s go get breakfast.”

However, Lola narrowed her eyes and stared at him. “Are you alright? Did you get food poisoning from yesterday or something? Why won’t you get yourself checked out at the hospital?”

Still, Logan was in a good mood, so he didn’t want to argue with her. “Just get in the car.”

Right then, Lola stared at Logan and contemplated for a moment before finally entering his car. When Logan started driving, Lola asked, “Why are you here again? Didn’t you just come over yesterday? Your odd behavior is really scary right now.”

wanted to ask about the shadow bank’s progress. Did you manage

her, but she didn’t know if it was because he didn’t trust her or

here to snoop around? Can’t you just ask John instead? Aren’t you

first part of what she said and retorted, “How could you excuse me for snooping around when

continued again, “I haven’t seen John because he had been busy recently, so I was thinking that it doesn’t matter who I ask between you two.” Then, he went on, “Have you guys established a goal yet? Like, when will

told her that there was one powerful mastermind behind everything. However, from what John told her, she could sense that he was trying to say that the shadow bank involved many investors and there wasn’t anyone calling the shots. Therefore, they would be able to end the shadow bank once they

drove them to a breakfast spot. The two

honest, Logan rarely had breakfast outside. To be more concise, he rarely ate breakfast. Logan was different from many in the sense that he was always sleeping when others were having their breakfast, while Lola on the other hand, had a good sleep schedule. After settling down, Lola greeted the breakfast place’s owner and ordered

obviously knew Lola as he served them cheerfully and greeted her as Officer Lola. However, Lola suddenly looked shy. “I’m not an