The Returning Ex

Lola smirked at her words. Even she herself didn’t know how she ended up dating Logan, feeling as though everything had happened in complete blur.

Back then, she used to dislike Logan and would always show him a bad attitude whenever she was dealing with his case. She was even secretly wary of him just in case he would be a jerk and make things difficult for her deliberately.

Who would have thought that she actually wanted to marry him now?

The food was especially sumptuous during lunch at the Hunts’ place, covering the entire dining table. Logan picked out a bottle from the ones he brought and opened it.

Since Old Mr. Jefferson wasn’t healthy enough to drink, Logan served the wine to Langdon and explained, “I’m not drinking because I have to drive later. Please don’t think that I’m impolite, Mr. Hunt.”

Waving his hands hastily, Langdon chuckled and told him, “We’re a family now. There is no need for so many rules around here.”

When Logan heard that, he finally felt relieved.

Lola, and it was obvious that they were home-cooked dishes which couldn’t be compared to those of a restaurant. However, judging from the Jeffersons’ attitude,

about the cooking instructions, saying that she hadn’t tasted something like that and

let the servants handle it when she

Lola, who was next to her, could tell that the lady wasn’t just humoring her mother but was

glass with Old Mr. Jefferson’s, which contained juice, and he showered Logan with compliments, saying that he was

and even briefly mentioned how he helped the Hunts with

was, both Logan

said, “This rogue child of mine was disobedient in the past, but his character changed when he started dating Lola, and I can sense that

has

your mom about this when I get back later. I was always complaining to her in the past about your disobedience, so I