The Returning Ex

The matchmaker couldn’t take up that challenge. Everyone in the village was honest to goodness, and what Shawn did would enrage them.

Even though the dating world was getting more and more open, the marriage world wasn’t. Anyone would give a jerk like Shawn a wide berth lest they turned out the same way as his ex.

And of course, the matchmaker would be a public enemy too. If Langdon told everyone about this, it’d affect her business, so she stopped him. “Fine, Langdon. You win. I shouldn’t have gotten myself into this mess. I’ll tell the Longs that Lola won’t be dating Shawn, then. But I guess that means you guys will be enemies now.”

Langdon almost leaped at her with anger. “So what? You think I’d be scared of those scrubs?”

Logan almost laughed. He thought he’d have to interject at some point, but then he was proved wrong. Langdon was proving himself to be a likeable man, and he knew where Lola got her sense of justice from; Langdon’s words and actions exuded the traditional sense of justice.

her, but Lola stopped him. “Now, now. Forget

Langdon calmed down and looked at Logan. “Sorry you had to see that, Logan.

If it was the old him, he would have punched the matchmaker the moment she tried to

for dinner, and Langdon mentioned Shawn halfway through. “I don’t like him, but I don’t hate him either. I thought he looked like an honest kid, so Lola would have a good

by its cover. Just because someone

she glared at him. Logan only laughed and shook his head, then he had a

this, Lola protested, “Hey, you