Goodbye, Mr. Ex-Husband, I Won't Come Back novel Chapter 136

PART–136

Logan

Standing in a corner, watching people, mostly my relatives and familiar faces chatting and enjoying among themselves whereas I chose to drink quietly.

I had no interest in their conversations. They were happy, their kids running around the house.

Inwardly, I was jealous of them because I was all alone, watching their happy world.

“Mind if I sit here?”

I heard a feminine voice and I was forced to shift my gaze on the intruder. I saw a tall woman standing with a flute of champagne in her hand. She had a polite smile on her face.

“I am not the owner of this place. So, you can make yourself comfortable anywhere.” I replied nonchalantly.

“You’re right but right now, you are the one occupying this comfortable place and you seem to enjoy your peace. I can’t be rude to invade your privacy.” She said and sipped her wine leisurely.

“I am leaving so you can sit here.” I said after a few moments.

“You arrived hardly thirty minutes ago and you’re already leaving?” She raised her brow at me.

“You’re keeping a track of people coming and going?” I asked her but it was more like a satire.

“No, but the presence of Logan Wilferd can’t be ignored. You steal the limelight.” Her response was quick and it seemed like she wanted to have a conversation.

“Excuse me, Miss. You can enjoy the party now.” I said and placed my empty glass down.

“A friendly chat wouldn’t hurt and let me tell you something,” She leaned closer, “I am also bored here. My Mom dragged me here because she wants me to find a right match.” She let out a small laugh.

“And you think I am one of them?” I raised a brow because I really disliked this kind of trading and competition among rich mothers who deliberately dragged their daughters to find rich suitors in parties.

My mother had done same with my sister many times.

“Absolutely not!” She shook her head subtly, “I am not trying to hit on you, Mr. Wilferd because I know how much you are devoted to your wife and you’ll wait till eternity for her to return.” She said.

Well, it caught my attention. She was one of the rarest people who didn’t pity me or gossiped about my married life.

“Thank you for your concern, Miss. I think you should continue your search then but let me tell you none of those eligible bachelors suit your attitude. They’re either in a secret relationship or already courting so I think it’d be a total waste of your time.” I advised her.

PART 136

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“You really offended me this time, Mr. Wilferd. It’s my mother’s wish to see me getting married by the end of this year but I am not interested in finding a husband who isn’t loyal to me. I want someone who loves me and cares for me regardless of his bank balance.”

She really looked upset by my prejudiced remark.

“Forgive me if I had offended you but it’s very common around me to see how women ignore the basic qualities of men and marry them only for their social and financial status.” I clarified but my opinion was

same.

“It’s fine. I can’t blame you. My parents strongly believe that if they don’t force me to marry a decent guy in their social circle then I would end up marrying a jerky or a barista because they think true love is built on the stacks of money.” She looked depressed.

“If you’re an independent woman, you can choose your own path. With time, your parents will understand your terms about your own life.” I advised her.

“Could you defy your parents or did you really find your true love?” She asked me.

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