At the mention of that incident, Logan immediately fumed. “That pair of siblings… They’d better not appear in front of me. I can’t hit Sally because I should not beat up a woman no matter how wretched I am, but it’s different for Simon. I would smash him until he’s unrecognizable to his own dad.”
Ian did not add to Logan’s words, instead he focused only on Sophia. “Has your leg injury healed?”
She grunted and lifted her leg to take a good look. The injury was almost healed. Thankfully, the wound was long but shallow. Scabs formed across the wound, but one would not notice it without taking a careful look.
However, Ian appeared to be worried, and he squatted beside her with a hand on her ankle to check her injury. Her soft and silky complexion made his heart flutter.
At lunch, Logan was excited, and the moment the dishes were served, he insisted that everyone took out their phones to take photos to post on Facebook later.
He even remarked that they should coordinate and post the same photos. He must have been bored out of his mind.
Normally, Ian would follow Logan’s wish as long as the instruction was not too bizarre. As for Sophia, she was only entertaining Logan out of indebtedness from the birthday gift.
They each took a photo of the lunch from different angles and wrote the same captions before posting the photos to their Facebook accounts. Logan seemed to be the happiest as he put down his phone. “I’m sharing my life with my good friends. It feels nice.”
Sophia and Ian exchanged glances. Although Logan had always been the authority in the small territory carved out for him, his social life was barren. He had no friends, and they wondered how he had lived his life in the past.
Ian smiled and whispered to Sophia, “Let’s play along. He’s easy to entertain.”
She lifted a brow in amusement. It was true that Logan was easily entertained, just that he was quite immature.
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