The Returning Ex

Seated beside Sophia, John leaned his back against the chair and put on a faint smile.

When the dishes and bottles of wine were served, Logan directly gulped down three glasses of wine as a gesture of apology because he hadn’t been able to spend more time with them the last time they met up. Then, he turned to Ian and apologized to him for not having enough time for him recently, which served as a continuation of the previous topic.

In response, Ian took a sip of the wine politely.

Finally, Logan held out his glass at John. “I’ll try to make Lola impregnated with a girl. In the future, maybe our kids can marry each other.”

The corner of Sophia’s mouth twitched. “No, no, no! We shouldn’t interfere in our kids’ love life because no one can say for sure when it comes to love. We shouldn’t make that decision on their behalf. If they grow up and never fall in love with each other, they’ll blame us.”

John turned to his wife. “Why do I feel like there’s a hidden message in your words that’s directed at me?”

Patting his shoulder, Sophia replied, “You’re so clever. Yes, it’s directed at you.”

Letting out a sigh, John shifted his attention to Logan. “See? Don’t ever displease a woman because you never know when they’ll settle a score with you.”

“Fortunately, I have never displeased Lola before,

you sure? Do I have to remind you about

Logan kept his

would feel embarrassed whenever Lola mentioned her. It was because he agreed to date Jasmine and then

in this farce. So, compared to what Logan did to Jasmine, Lola had every right to pick on

with

burst into laughter. “How could you say my husband sowed discord between you and Lola when you’re

John pulled Sophia’s hands

as these two couples were

at them and put on a gentle smile. I guess this is the best outcome after all.

Lola never asked her husband about the progress of the wedding preparation. Since she couldn’t

would hug her and explain to her what he did for

always nod in response and say, “Alright.