The Returning Ex

Fiona turned to see the photos on the back seats and said, “These photos must be expensive.”

Lola just put on a smile, for she had no idea how much money was needed to take these photos. During the photoshoots, she was served by a few assistants, and the photographer kept praising how beautiful she was. Perhaps the money spent was worth it after all.

After they returned home with the photos, Fiona and Langdon started discussing where the photos should be placed. Lola didn’t mind where the photos should go, so she just let her parents make the decision for her.

Since they returned home, the smiles on Langdon and Fiona’s faces never faded. When they had come up with a plan, Lola called some people to come over and hang the photos onto the walls.

Seated on the couch, Langdon commented with a smile, “In our village, we normally don’t ask people to come over and hang the photos onto the walls for us. We’ll just do it ourselves.”

Lola grinned. “The photos are huge, so it’s not safe for you to do it on your own.”

some glasses of juice on the table, Fiona remarked, “Don’t you know how clumsy you are? You might damage the photos. You can fix some things, but you’re inept at drilling holes

the walls, Logan will not say anything.” Then,

immediately went along with her

just thirty minutes. Then, Lola passed them the money and thanked them. After they left the house, she closed the door and turned around, only to see that her parents were staring at her. Startled, she asked, “What’s wrong? Why

before asking in a

She had no idea how much money was in the card, but it was linked to her phone, so she could just make all

nodded. “I’ve been wondering how you can spend so much money when

year-end bonus, and she had no idea how much money she would receive. However, during this period of time, she was able to spend a lot of money shopping around and eating fancy

to me, and he’s very honest with me. He doesn’t think I’m inferior to him because I’m poorer. We’re equal in our relationship. To be precise, I have more say in most of

see. As your parents, naturally, we’re worried about your well-being. Alright. We

the evening,