The Returning EX (John and Sophia) novel Chapter 1304

Lola batted her eyes. So, Logan didn’t make up the accusation against Shawn.

After a sigh, Fiona said, “At that time, I didn’t read too much into it and thought that the matchmaker was just exaggerating. Thinking back now, how could he be so proud of his wrongdoing? What was more, he even shared this with the matchmaker!”

Before Lola could reply, Fiona went on to say in a disdainful manner, “Fortunately, you did not fall in love with him. Otherwise, your reputation would have been ruined.”

When Lola resigned from her previous job, she maintained a good reputation as a policewoman. Although she was a woman, she was braver than most men when she was on a mission.

Her leader had persuaded her to stay, and he even went to her home to ask her parents about the reason for her resignation. At that time, Lola had suffered a serious injury during a mission. Terrified that such a thing would happen to their daughter again, her parents forced her to resign from her job.

Upon hearing what her mother said, Lola was somewhat at a loss for words.

In fact, Logan didn’t have a good reputation either. Since she had gotten together with him, it would be awkward for her if she came across her former colleagues in the future.

Fortunately, Logan had never committed any serious crimes, which was why the police could never send him to jail. It was just that the customers at Logan’s clubhouse engaged in questionable activities, so it made him look like he was part of those people as well.

Instead of shifting her focus to Logan, Fiona went on to talk about Shawn.

In fact, Shawn didn’t live in their village, but the villagers became familiar with him after he went on a date with Lola.

Moreover, Shawn, his parents and the matchmaker made a fuss at their house before, so the moment the neighbors got wind of any news about Shawn, they would go over to tell Fiona about it.

Now that Shawn’s wrongdoings were exposed, he became infamous not only in their village, but the entire town.