The Returning Ex

Lola gasped quietly. Well, someone changed his mind fast. He objected to this just a minute ago, but now he’s playing along with Logan? These pesky neighbors are going to tell everyone about this. D*mn, I can already see them pestering me about this.

The neighbors chuckled. “Well, we’ll be looking forward to the wedding. I bet it’ll be big,” they teased. They were expecting the wedding to be huge, or someone would spread nasty rumors about the Jeffersons as a stingy family. Nobody would do that though; nobody except for the nosy neighbors.

Logan wasn’t worried about that. Being the Jeffersons’ only son, his wedding would be one of the grandest events of the year. He wouldn’t mind inviting these neighbors too, since that’d shut them up. After getting the answer they came here for, the nosy neighbors made some small talk and left soon.

Lola sighed. “I bet everyone will know about the wedding in three seconds.”

“Nice. I ought to thank them

looked at each other quietly, then they went back to their meal. After lunch, Logan and Lola didn’t leave immediately.

middle-aged. The youths had gone to work in the cities. The villagers had nothing to do, so gossip was their only pastime. Wherever Lola went, they’d bound to meet the villagers asking her about the wedding. Obviously, they had known about it from

give a definite answer. On the other hand, Logan told them, “Soon. You guys are invited

we’re getting married. When they came back to the yard, Lola pinched Logan’s