The Returning EX (John and Sophia) novel Chapter 1261

There was only their own family left in the party, and they wanted to have a good chat with Lola. But Logan waved a hand and gave them the reason that she had work the next day and wouldn’t be in her best shape if she hung out too late.

Lola couldn’t say anything next to him and only put a smile on her face. Actually, it wouldn’t affect her work since she was the owner, and it would be fine if she arrived late or took half the day off from work.

However, she couldn’t expose him now that he had used this as an excuse.

In fact, she didn’t know why Logan wanted to leave early with her. When attending a birthday celebration, it was only considered polite to leave when the party was over. But it seemed as though he was unable to sit still anymore, and she decided to just let him be.

On the other hand, when the rest of them heard that she had to go to work the next day, they didn’t say anything else to make her stay. Nevertheless, before she left, they kept telling her to drop by whenever she had the time, and even told her to regard this place as her own.

At this, Lola blushed and kept thanking everyone.

Placing an arm around her shoulder, Logan said, “Alright, I’ll bring her here more often from now.” With that, he then left with her.

As he didn’t drink today, he drove her from the old residence himself. However, he wasn’t driving toward her house, but to another place in the city.

Looking out the window in surprise, she asked, “Where are we going so late at night? Aren’t we going home?”

Raising his hand, he stroked her chin, saying, “Yes, we’re going home now.”

Lola looked at him with arched eyebrows, and could vaguely guess what was going on. Thus, she swallowed back the questions she wanted to ask.

Lola put her hands on his arms which were around her waist. “I like it. This place is nice, and it’s much better than my old place.”

Indeed, this place was much better than hers. Not only was it spacious, but it also had better lighting, and the area was larger.

Tightening his arms around her, he whispered, “I was worried that you might not like it, but this is only temporary. We’ll move elsewhere later.”

Rich people are so willful, she thought. Making it sound like a piece of cake when it comes to changing residences.

Unwittingly, she thought about the women in her hometown who had to quarrel with their husbands for a period of time over the house when they were getting married. For ordinary people, buying a house was a major event for the whole family which they had to consider over and over again.