The Returning Ex

Logan simply parked himself there. I’ll just stay here and annoy her!

Naturally, Lola knew that Logan was there, but she wasn’t in the mood to entertain him. I indeed overreacted just now, but his attitude wasn’t all that good either. For that reason, she swallowed all the explanation she was planning to offer him. Furthermore, I met his sister, Lorraine, and I feel that the way she treated me seemed off. Hence, she wanted to keep a bit of distance between them, feeling that they were a little too close at present.

Logan waited there for the entire afternoon, yet Lola didn’t even spare him a single glance. This had him feeling exceedingly irked. This woman seems to have reverted to her past indifference with me. Thus, their recently improved relationship seemingly returned to its tense state of the past overnight. He couldn’t fathom it, so he gave up figuring it out. I’ll just ask her what she’s trying to do during dinner later. Or does she not want me to protect her during Ernest Bailey’s birthday celebration? With this thought in mind, he waited until she got off work at night.

Before Lola had even finished packing up, a phone call came in from Jasmine. Since she couldn’t make it for lunch, she wanted to get together at night. After all, a dating couple would find a missed lunch date to be a huge deal. Gripping his cell phone, Logan hesitated for a moment before saying, “I’ve something to do tonight, so let’s make it tomorrow.”

Mild disappointment inundated Jasmine. “Oh, I see. What are you doing tonight? How about I wait for you?”

in the direction of Lola’s office. Upon seeing that she was putting everything away, he answered, “I’m not sure. Anyway, don’t wait

murmuring an assent, Jasmine then hung

over and stood by Lola’s office door. He crossed his

Logan, but she walked out of the office with her eyes fixed straight ahead after having packed up, ignoring him altogether. Used to such an attitude from her, Logan merely chuckled before pivoting and

after mulling it over for a moment. When she had hailed a taxi and climbed in, he swiftly dashed to the other side and opened the

attitude. “You may drive

tiff, the driver chortled before