The Returning Ex

Lola nodded. “Yeah. She wishes us happiness.”

Logan was stunned. “Holy sh*t. Really?”

That earned him a stern look from her. “She did. Honestly, she’s a good lady.”

Logan made no comment. No lady was a good one to him, except Sophia and Lola. Strictly speaking, Sophia could be a bad b*tch sometimes, with that sharp tongue and plotting mind of hers.

“I wonder if you’ll regret breaking up with her,” Lola said quietly.

“No, I won’t. If I hadn’t broken up with her, I couldn’t have dated

talk like that, and she beamed. “Alright now. Let’s not talk about them anymore. Dig

reminded him about the banquet and that he should

news. “Sure. Call them over and let’s have fun.” All this while, Logan actually never brought any friends home. He might look like he had a lot of friends, but

sisters were the cause of Logan’s loneliness. If he had grown up in a normal family, he would grow up having

he was gay, but they never saw him dating any guy. Lorraine thought he’d be single for life, though he wouldn’t end up too badly, for he was rich. However, Lola appeared as a dazzling ray of hope in this pit of despair, and everyone loved her. Well, even if she was a gold digger, not like they could persuade Logan to break up if he was truly in love. But as it turned out, they

Lola answered