The Returning Ex

After thanking him, John and Sophia slowly walked toward the office. When they were almost there, they simultaneously softened their steps, both harboring some diabolical intentions.

Meanwhile, Lola was indeed in the office with Logan, who was still beleaguered by the incident on the previous day. While she was reviewing performance appraisal forms, he continued condemning ‘that old geezer’ from the Bailey Family, saying that ‘the old coot’ lost his grandson because he never did any good.

Then, he also claimed that the fact that ‘the old coot’ had committed every imaginable evil accounted for the many flaws in his son’s depraved plan. In short, he enumerated all of the misfortunates that had befallen the Baileys recently, linking everything to Elder Mr. Bailey’s egregious character and insisting that it was all his fault that the entire Bailey Family collapsed.

When Lola was done reviewing a form, she looked up at him in exasperation. “Can you just zip it? Why are you wagging your tongue like a dog? I’m having a headache from your incessant prattling.”

His voice abruptly ceasing, Logan pursed his lips. “Don’t you think he’s incredibly vexing? Don’t you think he deserves what he got? And don’t you think he should go to hell?”

kicked Logan who was across from her. “Stop talking.” He’s been prattling

stared at her. “You’re too violent. Aren’t you afraid that I’ll change my mind about you if

at him. “Behave! If you

snorted but

the door, Sophia grinned. John, on the other hand, shook his head in mild disbelief. I’ve known him for years, but I’ve never seen him behaving so shamelessly despite the infrequent contact between us. I’ve truly gotten a new understanding

chatter inside had ceased, Sophia went over to the door and knocked on the glass door a

caught sight of her upon lifting her head, she stood up at once.