The Returning Ex

Lola then briefly spoke of her gym, explaining that it was mostly patronized by her former colleagues who wanted to support her business. Then, she also admitted to having frequent trouble, chiefly because she’d offended too many people in the past.

Speaking of this, Logan was somewhat shamefaced because he was also one of those who caused trouble. In the past, he actually had someone tailing her in secret. As long as she went to the gym, his men would then immediately go over and create a disturbance.

“Those people probably haven’t gotten things straight for the time being. Things will be fine once they get their bearings,” Old Mrs. Constance reassured with a chuckle.

Nodded, Logan echoed her sentiments. “They’re not as enlightened as I am.” After saying this, he blew his own trumpet, bringing up the fact that he stepped forward to help her resolve the issue when ruffians found fault with her. Thumping himself on the chest, he declared that he’d definitely keep her safe henceforth since he’d come forward to protect her the previous time.

Mrs. Constance, William, and Matilda. Appearing slightly stunned, they all stole glances at Jasmine out of the corners of their eyes. His girlfriend is sitting right beside him, yet he dares to make such a public

only person who was embarrassed. She naturally knew that he didn’t mean it how the others took it, but she couldn’t accept the current meaning itself even without a romantic notion. It seems that he truly lacks the self-consciousness a boyfriend should have, but it’s also possible that he has truly been single for too long, as he says. Heaving an exasperated sigh, she retracted her gaze, deciding not to look at

the atmosphere wasn’t particularly lively, dinner was over in a relatively short time.

didn’t notice it at all, still rambling on the topic of Lola. Most of

Mrs. Constance found Logan’s behavior amiss, so she rolled her eyes at him. “Why aren’t you entertaining

the old lady a thoughtful look, Logan turned to look at Jasmine, his voice extremely placid. “There are no strangers here, so just speak

considered a stranger to her. He’s familiar with everyone here, but the same doesn’t apply to her. She needs him to facilitate conversations, yet he’s dumping all the problems at her feet, Old Mrs. Constance