Sophia slumped against John’s shoulder, laughing uncontrollably. “Logan, don’t you think your old man is deliberately picking fault with you? I think the dream is secondary. Perhaps he just wanted to beat you up.”
Chuckling, Lola rubbed Logan’s arm. “What did you do to offend him recently?”
Logan had no idea what he did to offend his old man recently. I just chided him for a bit on the phone when he called me a few days ago. There’s nothing else. He truly couldn’t think of anything, but he didn’t think it’d be a grudge over the insignificant chiding. After all, it was several days ago.
After a while, he changed the subject. “Have you all seen the news? Ian and his assistant are really together now.”
Sophia peered at him out of the corner of her eye. “We’ve already discussed it at length, yet you’re only now giving us the scoop? Isn’t it a little too late?”
Logan snorted. “I’m not giving you the scoop. I just want to discuss this with you guys—say, is it possible that Ian and his assistant end up together? I think they seem well-matched.”
Great minds think alike! Sophia shot him a look. “What a coincidence! We think so, too.”
Subsequently, Logan chortled. “I’ve met that girl before. She has a nice voice, and she’s unhurried in everything she does. Furthermore, she’s really good at taking care of people. If Ian were to get together with her, he’ll definitely enjoy a great life.”
Upon hearing this, Sophia grew chagrined. “If that’s the case, then forget it. Why isn’t it the girl enjoying a great life if she gets together with Ian? Why is she obligated to take care of him?”
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