The Returning Ex

Curling her lips, Lola muttered, “You’ve just seen him once, so I just don’t understand why you like him so much.” Beside her, Logan laughed and reached out to caress her hair, this gesture somewhat indulgent. At the side, Mr. Hunt merely stole a glance before averting his gaze.

Meanwhile, Mrs. Hunt started preparing lunch. However, a group of people barged in through the gate when she’d just finished chopping the vegetables, before she could even start cooking.

Logan was sitting in the living room, chatting with Mr. Hunt, so he lifted his eyes and looked over upon hearing the noise. Well, well… This is quite the entourage. The person in the lead was the matchmaker whom he’d met the previous time, and behind him trailed the family of three. Shawn and his father bore quite the resemblance, both timid-looking. His mother, however, was obviously a shrew.

Mr. Hunt saw them as well. Jumping to his feet, his expression went chilly at once. With a long face, he stalked out of the living room, while Logan followed closely behind him.

would kick up a fuss considering his temper. On the way here, he even vowed to straighten Shawn

the first person who flew out from the house, then he stood in the courtyard with arms akimbo. “Why are the

do this, Mr. Hunt? It’ll be laughable if others were

a dismissive hand. “I don’t care. When I say you’re unwelcomed, you’re unwelcomed. Why, I can’t even drive someone

spotted him, his expression changed. He was initially standing behind the matchmaker, but he now charged to the front. “Why are you here? Why are

I be here? Shawn Long, I’d advise you to leave with your family while I’m still capable of talking to you nicely.

with clenched teeth, Shawn glanced at Lola, who was standing by the door, and inclined his head at her. Then, he abruptly turned to the matchmaker and declared, “I was embarrassed to tell you this before, but Lola got together with this man and hooked up with him while she was still dating me. I was going to forgive her if she were to repent and change, but from the look of things