The Returning Ex

Fiona quickly composed herself. “That’s right. This is a jolly day for us, so we shouldn’t cry. I’m really happy that you’re married to a decent man like Logan.”

As they were speaking, a housekeeper came into the room with a tray of food. Since this was a busy day, the housekeeper said that Logan had told her to prepare some food for Lola.

With a smile, Fiona said, “He really loves you, doesn’t he?”

Excited for her big day, Lola couldn’t really eat anything. However, she knew that she should eat something to have more energy, so she took over the tray.

Just then, Langdon’s phone started ringing. It was a call from someone from his hometown.

After he left the room to pick up the call, Fiona took a seat beside her daughter and said, “Yesterday, I spent the entire day answering calls. Almost everyone from our hometown gave me a call. I don’t understand why they seem more excited than I am. Some of them even said that they had bought new clothes to attend your wedding. They also asked me when the cars would arrive so that they could get ready earlier.”

While enjoying her food, Lola replied, “Those people will certainly say something unpleasant during the wedding. If Dad gets drunk and hears those people mocking us, he might argue with them. So, you have to keep an eye on him.”

angry because we have to pay due respect to the Jeffersons. They have spent a long time preparing for this wedding,

say anything unpleasant on this day. Even if your dad won’t teach them a lesson, I don’t think

for Logan was such a bad-tempered man. He was only gentle to Lola and her parents, but it wasn’t the same case for outsiders, for he

chauffeur said that Lola would go to the hotel and wait inside the room. Following that, five assistants streamed into the

a limousine was parked right outside the entrance. The vehicle was spacious on the inside, so they had a comfortable time

the hotel, they were led to a presidential suite. All this while, Lola was accompanied by

the room, they put down the boxes, took out the dresses, and hung them on the racks

number of weddings in the village, she had never seen a wedding so formal and grand

wedding was about to commence,

herself for having to give birth on Lola and