The Returning Ex

Ian was unused to having a woman busying herself in his house. After spending some time staring at the TV, he returned to his room as he couldn’t focus on watching it anyway. He left the blanket that Cindy used on the sofa, then locked himself in his room before making his way to the window.

Now, he was feeling a little irritated by his unconventional relationship with Cindy, but upon closer introspection, he realized there wasn’t anything of substance between them to begin with.

After spending some time by the window, Logan’s call came through. With how busy he was taking care of his wife, Ian was surprised that Logan even had time to contact him. As soon as the call connected, Logan said, “I didn’t expect you to create such a huge ruckus when I wasn’t looking! Have you finally decided to date your assistant?”

Ian didn’t need to keep anything from Logan, so he told the latter the truth. “It’s fake. We did everything to deal with the scandal.”

“Seems like my guess was correct. I think you two are quite compatible with each

script writer.” After that, he

Anything is possible,” Logan answered without hesitation. “You can take Lola and I as an example. Nobody expected us to get married. We got off on the wrong foot, so for the longest time, we were practically each other’s nemesis, but you should look at

he was trying to show off his relationship with Lola. Therefore, Ian chuckled before replying, “Not everybody gets to be as lucky as you to be able to meet someone who would reciprocate your feelings. It’s just too slim of

for, Ian didn’t expect him to understand his situation. With no

of his wife, telling Ian about how Lola had thinned due to a severe case of morning sickness. Despite the fact that he had hired a nutritionist to prepare Lola’s meals for her, she still hadn’t been eating much. Besides, she also got a lot more pickier

his tone while he spoke. Meanwhile, Ian listened on in silence while wearing a gentle expression on his face. He figured that Logan’s relationship might be the epitome of love, for it was capable of