The Returning Ex

Lola stared daggers at him while pulling her lips into a thin line. “Of course you won’t know the reasons.” That single sentence managed to silence Logan.

After that, the remainder of the afternoon was spent in the gym, whereas Logan’s driver gave him a call upon sending Lola’s father home. The driver also handed the presents that were stored in the car trunk to Langdon, as per Logan’s instructions, but the driver reported back that Langdon didn’t seem too happy about it. Lowering his voice, the driver reminded, “Young Master, you shouldn’t take it lightly, as he seems to be somewhat opinionated.”

Indeed… Even Logan could see that. He used to think that he had succeeded in gaining Langdon’s approval, but judging from Langdon’s reaction today, that didn’t seem to be the case. Heaving a sigh, Logan gave a curt response before ending the call.

That night, he had dinner with Lola outside, who got a call from her father when they were halfway through their meal. In the beginning, she had no problem talking in front of Logan, but chose to exit the room later on after casting Logan a few glances.

knew full well what that meant; it meant that their following conversation had something to do with him, but he shouldn’t be involved, most probably because they had nothing good to say

to pick up on anything, as Lola was an expert at concealing her emotions. Logan knew he was no match for her when it came to psychological tactics, so he took the direct approach. “Did your father tell you

at him before smiling. “It’s nothing. We didn’t talk about anything important, so don’t take this to heart. My father still likes you a

it, so he couldn’t help but grumble,

“Why are you so worried about this? You’re doing fine, so don’t overthink this. Look at you, being such

for home despite their initial plans to go around the city. She told Logan that she wanted to sleep as she was feeling a little tired after her father’s early visit. Not knowing the exact time of her father’s arrival, Logan couldn’t determine if she was