The Returning Ex

Logan wasn’t sure how he should explain things to his father, so he waved his hand to dismiss the topic altogether. Now that they were over that topic, they had nothing else to talk about. Thus, Logan’s father turned to focus on his meal, whereas Logan sat back on the sofa as if deep in thought, which made him appear both silent and steadfast in contrast to his usual self.

After his father was finished eating, Logan helped to move the utensils away from the table. His father stared at him before cutting to the chase. “Do you have something that you want to tell me? You sure don’t seem like yourself today.”

Logan put the utensils away before plopping down on the sofa. “I did have questions for you initially, but now, I don’t think it’ll be much help asking you. You have been single for such a long time, so you won’t have anything of value to offer in terms of opinions.”

What Logan said irked his father, so the latter shot him a glare. “Get the f*ck out of here! How dare you mock me, you sh*tty brat?”

to be feeling well enough, Logan was somewhat reassured. Stretching himself, Logan went on to say, “You can always turn around if you don’t want to see me. I will only be staying for a while as I have other things to do. When it’s almost time, I won’t stay even if you want

loosen up by the window. In the meantime, Logan was somehow reminded of something, so he asked cheerfully, “Did you and

man spent a long time pondering on the question as it had been such a long time since he hadn’t had his wife with him, so his memory of their relationship had faded. After a while, he let

he was told to. After giving birth to four daughters, his wife was feeling a little guilty for not being able to bear him a son, until she finally gave birth to one. However, she didn’t live long enough

he used to want to find himself another wife, caring for five children proved too difficult a task for anyone. Later on, he shifted his focus to his career. Eventually, he gave up on