The Returning Ex

Without saying anything else, Logan hung up. When he was washing up, he smiled in a self-deprecating manner while looking at his reflection in the mirror. Never had he ever felt so down because of a woman, so he decided that Lola was being ungrateful. After spending some time fretting over everything in front of the mirror, he quickly finished washing up before heading downstairs to plop down on the sofa in the hall.

There were no guests in the clubhouse that morning, so the attendants were chatting in groups after finishing their cleaning duties. All of the employees who worked in the clubhouse were senior employees, while the working environment in the clubhouse was fairly relaxed, so they were fairly comfortable being in there. Now that they were familiar with both their boss and their environment, they had no problem acting casually even in Logan’s presence.

Normally, Logan would approach them to join in on the fun whenever they were chatting, but he wasn’t in the mood to do so that morning. On the contrary, their chatter only irked him, so he left the clubhouse after dusting off his clothes. He drove on the streets aimlessly until he stopped in front of the gym where Lola worked without realizing it.

 Logan thought to himself. Although frustrated to the point of wanting to smash his fists on the steering wheel, he reined in his temper after

turned his car around. They were

realized after thinking about it that the man was most probably Lola’s boyfriend whom she met during the blind date, so he observed the man closely with an intense gaze. Smacking his lips, he decided that the man didn’t seem all that outstanding. The man wasn’t all that taller

the gym. Upon mulling over the situation, Logan parked his car under a tree, pursing his lips while wearing a cold expression on his face. It was late in the morning when he arrived at the gym, so it wasn’t long before a delivery man came with some packed lunch. Before realizing what he was doing, Logan got out of the

the order sheet