Fiona stared at Logan and nodded. “That’s good to hear.” Actually, Fiona was impressed by Logan. He was tall and sturdy, so she thought he’d win any fight he was in. If Lola does marry him, she’d be well protected. At that thought, she started looking at Logan in a loving manner, like a parent would to his or her child.
Meanwhile, Langdon had too much to drink last night, so he didn’t wake up that morning. After they had breakfast Fiona made, Lola and Logan were going to go back. Langdon was still sleeping, so Fiona heaved a sigh and sent them off. “Come over whenever you have time, Logan.” She looked at him fondly. “You’re always welcome here, so make yourself at home.”
Logan smiled. “I’ll take you up on that offer then, Mrs. Hunt.”
Fiona nodded, then she saw them off until the car was just a dot in the distance.
In the car, Lola stared at the rear-view mirror and noticed her mother kept looking at them. She clicked her tongue at that. “I don’t understand why my parents like you that much.”
Logan laughed. “Your parents have great taste. Why don’t you learn from them and date me?”
When Lola heard that, she only snorted, and Logan didn’t force her to make a choice. He liked to take it slow, and coercion was the worst strategy to take when it came to women like Lola.
He sent Lola back home before going to his club. When he came inside, he saw Lorraine coming down from the second floor, and he stopped humming. “What brings you here, Lorraine?” He quickly went up to her.
Logan’s appearance made Lorraine heave a sigh of relief. “Where were you, you brat? You didn’t even take my calls, and your employees said they don’t know where you are, so I went up to look for you. Your whole place is a mess, and I thought you’ve gotten yourself in trouble.”
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