The Returning Ex

Logan began talking about business. “I gave my friend a call to have him help settle things with Shawn.”

A smile tugged on the corner of Lola’s lips. “Being with you makes me feel safe.” It was true, and not only was it due to his familial background, but also because of his personality. Lola had a feeling that she could wrap Logan around her little finger, or rather, Logan was willing to allow that to happen, so she never feared accidents.

They took some time to catch their breaths before buying some offerings to pay their respects to Faye Hunt, Lola’s grandmother. Having memorized the route, Logan drove them all the way there. He helped Lola while they were traveling uphill, but ended up carrying her on the back later on. In short, Lola didn’t expend much energy throughout the process.

It wasn’t easy to locate her grandmother’s grave, so they spent a long time doing just that before they were able to settle down to pay their respects. Lola babbled about her marriage and pregnancy, all the while reassuring Faye that Logan had been treating her with much care, saying he would also look after her parents.

tombstone, the group of people went down the hill. The journey down the hill was less tiresome, so Lola

voice, “I wonder what I saw in Shawn back then. Look at Logan. Shawn can’t even

Logan. All I wanted was for her

Lola is so whole-hearted that I couldn’t help but wonder if this is too good to be true.” Meanwhile, Logan and Lola were walking ahead of them, so neither heard the conversation behind

sigh upon sitting down in the lounge, closing his eyes after noticing that no one was

when he was young, when Bryce recently took him in under his wing. It was a time when he had yet to get used to life with the Morgans, nor was Bryce nice to him, so life was a bit of an uphill battle. Truth be told, he