Logan had wanted to go up and tell the woman that it was a bigger shame for the family to have people like her and Simon around, but John stopped him with reason and said that it was useless to preach to such an individual. No matter if it was Simon, Sally or Leah, they had to be taught a proper lesson before it could be seared in their memories.
When Logan heard John say this, he knew that John was already forming an idea.
Upon hearing this, Robin interjected, “Since you went to the bar with Mr. Constance yesterday, why didn’t the gossip news talk about you?”
Logan was not inside the photo either. It was just a photo of John and the woman.
Stunned by the question, Logan tutted and replied, “The media wanted attention, so of course they took the photo as if there was something going on between them. I was really there at that time, but I was already quite drunk, and I fell asleep across from John.”
Sophia smiled. “So, you have no idea what John and that woman did.”
Logan scratched his head. “Uh, I really don’t know what happened later. When I went there, John was the only one sitting there. I have no idea when that woman came over.” Looking at Sophia, he really didn’t know how to explain the matter to her. “But I don’t think John is that kind of guy. Considering his status, how could he like that kind of woman?”
Sophia laughed. What kind of status does John have? As long as he’s a mortal, he’ll have emotions, and he’ll commit sins.
Robin thought for a while before asking, “Then, how did you leave the bar later? Did Mr. Constance really leave with the woman?”
Logan tugged at his hair. “Later? I think I was carried back home. I drank too much, so I really don’t remember.”
Sophia raised a hand. “It’s okay. Don’t say anything anymore. It’s better that you don’t try to explain it. The more you explain, the worse you’re making John out to be.” Even if John is already as bad as a man could be.
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