The Returning Ex

Everyone had already left her yard at this time. Hence, she closed her gates and cleaned up her yard a little before going back in to put away the gifts the Jeffersons had brought over.

There were simply too many things, and many of them were things that she didn’t recognize. Sitting on the chair and sorting out the gifts one by one, she was stunned that those were all quality items that she had never seen before, though she had heard about some of them before. There were also things which she hadn’t even heard of, and in addition to that, Logan had brought over lots of wine.

Fiona opened and closed her mouth a couple of times as she thought, Looks like Langdon’s sunny days are here.

Logan brought Lola home straight away without following his father back to the main residence. When they got back, she changed and stretched herself in the living room.

They had spent almost six hours on the road to and fro, and her whole body felt numb. Afterward, she called her mother to inform her that she had reached home safely.

At first, Fiona sounded happy over the phone and reminded her to take care of herself. Then, she lowered her voice to a whisper and asked, “Is it okay to tell you something now?”

eyes darted toward Logan, who was not far off and muttered,

told her about what happened after they left, including all the details of the things their neighbors had said. “Lola, you have to live happily with Logan. Only then can you give them a slap in the face. You have no

the scene, and she was also kind of mad just from hearing about it, much more for her mom who

from the countryside were. Even though they claimed to be doing other people good, every idea they came up with was

speak so well of him and urge her to marry him as

to guess what’s in a person’s heart sometimes,

they want.

to care about it either,

her mother with a chuckle

turned on the TV and asked, “What are you speaking about? Why are you being

her cell phone still in her hands, she paced over and said, “We don’t mean to hide anything from you, but the neighbors were being all