The Returning EX (Sophia and John)

William was surprised to notice Matilda’s change as well. She used to be a stuck-up lady who didn’t have much to talk about, even with someone her age, but now, she is making jokes with Logan. It feels like she has become a different person. Meanwhile, Richard didn’t chime in since he wasn’t close with them, but even so, he tried to fit in and laughed with everyone when they joked.

As soon as the wine was served, Logan happily filled in the glass of every gentleman present. I know they’re all driving home later, but how can they not drink on this special occasion? After that, William took off his vest and said in a relaxed tone, “I’ll get someone to take care of my car. Man! If this is not the best occasion to get drunk, then when should it be?”

Logan replied, “Of course! Come, help yourself! If you’re too drunk to move, you could always bunk down in my room.”

That’s thoughtful of him! Matilda turned around and gazed at Richard. “This is a wonderful occasion, so you should drink some as well. When we’re done, just get someone to pick you up.”

Richard responded with an affirmative hum. “Oh, don’t worry about me. I could take a cab back anyway, plus my home isn’t too far away either.”

dishes were served, he raised his glass up high and began an artistic speech. As he sincerely started his opening, he first talked about the negative doubts that had always revolved around him. Then, he told everyone about his simple yet unhealthy social life, which was full of fair-weathered friends, until he met some true friends when his life took a turn for the better. After that, he went on to talk about Ian, Sophia, John, and Robin, but before he mentioned Matilda, he gazed at her and embarrassedly chuckled. “I need to be honest with you, Madam Flintstone. I never really liked you because the hatred was mutual, and I could see that.” A few seconds later, he added, “Tell us, pretty lady. Did you

I used to be either.” As for Logan’s question, Matilda directly admitted it and said, “I was afraid you’d be a bad influence

as he answered, “Do you really believe your son was a good boy all along? Come on! You should have probably spent more time with

shifted his gaze to William and realized they didn’t know each other well since they had only met a few times. Even though he didn’t like Matilda back then, Logan harbored no grudge toward William, thanks

to change too.” After that, Logan mentioned Lincoln and Richard, whom he barely knew anything about since they had only met once at his own club’s entrance. However, he courteously welcomed Richard to swing by anytime for fun. Meanwhile, Lincoln had been considered by Logan as one of his own close friends since he was marrying Robin.

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