The Returning Ex

Lola rolled her eyes. “Look at yourself. I can see from this that someone as wretched as you will never understand.”

Immediately, Logan glared at Lola as he felt offended with her calling him wretched. “Who says that I don’t get it? Moreover, I was the one who helped you out when some men tried to stir up trouble at your gym previously! Am I not righteous enough? Why won’t you remember the good deeds that I’ve done?”

Lola laughed when she heard him. “So, do you want me to praise you for that?”

Logan was really pissed off at that moment.

Ugh! Lola and I can never have a smooth conversation. Why couldn’t she understand what I was trying to say? Or could it be that she’s doing this purposely? Gosh! I swear she’s trying to twist my words!

Logan was so agitated that he stopped talking as the two of them started eating in silence. A while later, Logan’s phone started ringing, so he picked it up to see who was calling.

Oh, Jasmine.

Logan was actually very resentful, so when he saw Jasmine’s caller ID, he immediately recalled her contacting him yesterday to get him to fix her pipes for her.

plumber to her? I had never even touched the pipes in my clubhouse, so how is it possible for me

feel like answering her call, so he left his phone to ring until

ringing stopped. “What’s wrong? Is that your girlfriend? Are you guys in an

to fight?” Logan denied. “I just don’t feel like accepting her call. All she does is demand me to do

be demanding. To be honest, I don’t think that she

didn’t understand the logic behind it, so it

into silence for a while, Logan stared at Lola. “What about you? Did you contact your date?

before she smacked her lips. “It’s different for me. I just met him, so I feel bad if I

guy because of something stupid so that she could spend time with him

didn’t say anything this

Logan

belong to Lola alone since she didn’t have the financial ability to sustain a gym, and it was shared by her and a few friends. However, those friends were all busy with their work, so Lola had to work