The Returning Ex

Lola chortled, yet she didn’t decline. “Okay. I’ll be counting on your connections in the future.”

Logan didn’t ponder on the meaning of this remark. He merely grunted and reassured her by saying, “Don’t worry, I’ll have you making a killing.”

Logan’s car was parked in front of the clubhouse, and he drove Lola straight back to her house. After alighting from the car, Lola initially wanted to wave at him and bid him goodbye, but he climbed out of the car as well. Seizing Sophia’s remark from earlier, he said, “It’s not safe in the corridors, so I’ll see you up to your doorstep.”

Lola stared at him for a few heartbeats, seemingly a touch exasperated. However, she didn’t refuse in the end. “Alright, then.”

The two of them then entered the elevator, and Lola pressed the button for her floor. After a moment’s deliberation, Logan asked, “Did that Shawn Long contact you further?”

Frowning, he looked

ex-girlfriend, but he was adamant in fixing her perception of him. He was probably feeling very much humiliated at the

for half their lives for his sake, so he didn’t want to burden them, claiming that the disagreement on the bride price stemmed from that. He also said that he was averse to

attitude. Thus, she didn’t answer his calls or reply to his texts since she truly had nothing to say to him. Regardless of whether it was all a misunderstanding, they probably wouldn’t have

so she felt that it wasn’t necessary to obsess over this matter. However, Shawn didn’t think so. As though writing a short

not sure how to handle it, just leave it to me. I’ll

temper.” Shawn has already misconstrued our relationship, so if