The Returning Ex

Since he had done whatever he could to compensate Jasmine, he didn’t think he owed her anything else. When they were waiting for their meal, Logan asked if Lola contacted her father last night, and if the latter said anything about him.

Smiling, Lola asked, “How did you know we spoke to each other last night?”

Logan heaved a sigh before replying, “It’s not that hard to guess that you had been talking behind my back.”

After some thought, Lola said, “It’s nothing that you need to feel concerned about. It’s just that you’re too rich, so my father was worried that you would mistreat me in the future.”

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their conversation, as she supposed it was true. In short, her father told her that Logan and her were incompatible, so she shouldn’t get too

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interactions from where she sat, recognizing it as something that never existed between Logan and herself. Never once did Logan smile at her so

Jasmine already told herself to look away, she couldn’t help but stare. Both Logan and Lola were smiling happily, and Logan seemed like a totally different person after his aloofness melted away. Not only was Jasmine feeling uneasy about it, but she felt increasingly so

irritation swelled until it had nowhere to go. After finishing their meal, Jasmine and her colleagues paid for the bill and stood to leave. Before leaving, she glanced at Logan one final time, only to see him putting some food into Lola’s plate, his expression gentle, his eyes almost shining. The

their meal, they paid before leaving, only to see Jasmine standing across the street as soon as they stepped out of the restaurant. She had her hands in her pockets, and seemed to have been standing