The Returning Ex

A long while later, Lola and Logan were finally done with sorting everything out. Standing at the entrance, they knew that there was nothing else they couldn’t let go.

Just then, Langdon and Fiona came home, looking very exhausted. When they entered the house and saw that everything had been packed up, they understood the intention of Logan and their daughter.

Langdon nodded. “That’s great. On the way home, I was telling your mom that we should pack up everything and never come back again.”

Fiona said, “I’ve also told your uncle about the vegetables in the garden. After we’re gone, he’ll take care of the vegetables. Everything in the garden belongs to him now.”

Draping her arms around her mother’s shoulders, Lola asked, “It took you a long time to send all the cards. What did you tell those people?”

Feeling worn out, Fiona stretched her shoulders and replied, “Not much, actually. They asked many probing questions, and we just bragged about our new life in the city in response.”

Hearing that, Lola chuckled. “Are you hungry? Why don’t I make some noodles for you?”

“There’s no need for that. We ate a lot of fruits and desserts while we

got ready and left the village. When they came back to the village, many people gathered outside their house. However, when they

village, Fiona turned around to take one last look and sighed. “We’re leaving the village we’ve lived in

window, Langdon said calmly, “I don’t want

do? Why can’t they mind their own

and Fiona directly went to their bedroom and

her the wedding dresses, which were tailor-made. After the tailor got her measurements, the wedding dresses were

intricate that she wasn’t even sure how to wear them. Now that there were

she would send someone to

formal dresses and two wedding dresses. Although Lola loved the embroideries and the embedded diamonds on the dresses, she did not dare to touch them,