The Returning Ex

Logan was initially smiling at Lola, but his eyes slowly turned red. When Lola saw this, she couldn’t help but start tearing up too. Before Lola came right up, Logan went over to her in a few steps.

Mr. Hunt stopped and looked at Logan, who was standing in front of him. “I’m handing my daughter over to you. You have to be good to her.”

Vigorously, Logan nodded in assurance. “Dad, don’t worry, I will do everything I can and love her with all my heart.”

Mr. Hunt then placed Lola’s hand in Logan’s.

Raising her eyes to look at Logan, Lola’s tears couldn’t stop rolling down her face like pearls slipping off a string. Logan wiped away the tears for her, hugged her, and then took her by the hand and went up to the master of ceremonies.

Mrs. Hunt was sitting in the seat as tears overflowed from the corner of her eyes.

Someone nearby handed a tissue to her and patted her on the back. “It’s a happy day today, so you should be happy. Don’t cry.”

Mrs. Hunt took the tissue, wiped her tears, and looked toward the aisle.

Someone next to her asked in a low voice, “Mrs. Hunt, does this son-in-law of yours have any brothers or sisters?”

Taken aback, Mrs. Hunt then turned to look over at the person talking. It was a woman from their village.

has four sisters, but

for a moment, and then

her gaze away. “I don’t

so blatant that everyone who heard it knew what

the Jefferson Family were so rich, surely

interested in Lola, surely it would not be impossible for his cousin to be interested in another

when they were reminded

able to be affiliated with Logan’s relatives, they might also be like the Hunt Family,

down on them. At first, they had been snarky toward

Mrs. Hunt, and held her by

bouquet toss, a lot

of them were girls from her village. These girls

turned around and

the bouquet cried out excitedly, but Lola didn’t even care to see whose hands the bouquet ended up in. She only turned to look at

her face, Logan kissed her like nobody was watching. “There is only one Lola Hunt in this world.

moved to the reception hall, which was divided into two halves, with a buffet on one side and