The Returning EX (John and Sophia) novel Chapter 434

Logan knew Sophia must be annoyed by how Isabelle was holding onto her arm. Due to his straightforward nature, he went up to her in strides before helping Sophia up with a sullen expression. “I’m warning you to watch what you say, as Sophia is a dear friend of mine. Don’t even think for a second that you can walk all over her. If you are going to report this, you’d better think before you put it into words, or else my sister—”

Perhaps Logan was a little ashamed of bringing Lorraine’s name up, so he cleared his throat before continuing, “If I catch you spouting any nonsense, I will make sure that you will be met with consequences.”

The three men stared at Logan in silence, as they knew how barbaric he could get once provoked. Also, he was one who wouldn’t care about familial ties and responsibilities. In fact, they perceived Logan with slight disdain. Instead of acting the part of an heir to the Jeffersons who would be capable of shouldering the responsibilities of the family, Logan turned out to be notorious for his vile disposition.

Despite having stared at Logan for some time, they had nothing to ask of Logan, so they turned to John instead for their next interview. “Mr. John Constance, according to previous accounts, your divorce with Miss Gwendolyn was due to an interference from Miss Isabelle Bailey, but does the fact that you are still capable of maintaining a certain degree of civility while conversing with each other mean what happened back then was…”

“What happened back then?” John retorted immediately. “You fabricated the news on your own. Nothing happened between us.”

The journalist seemed unfazed by John’s retort, as he merely let out a chuckle before proceeding with another question. “Pardon me, but I would like to know if your divorce with Miss Gwendolyn had anything to do with a conflict between you two, or was it due to external circumstances?” He seemed intent on getting to the bottom of the situation, which explained his repetitive question.