Chapter 263
Logan chuckled nonstop. “The point is that I’m telling you the truth. I can’t hide it.”
Beside him, Old Mr. Jefferson looked away from Logan. This was the first time he saw his son behave
obediently in front of someone else.
Logan did not receive a reply text from John at all. John probably was at a social event and overlooked
the text.
Impatient, Logan sent another text to John, and this time, he reported his location and mentioned that
Sophia was eating and drinking merrily with him, both of them getting high.
When it came to bluffing, Logan was even more skillful than Sophia. After that, he stored his phone
away and didn’t show her the text.
Sophia did not mind. After taking a few bites, she drank some fruit juice while listening to the business
discussion between Old Mr. Bailey and the Third Young Lady Jefferson.
The topic was not totally alien to Sophia, but she definitely could not fully grasp the technicality and the
jargon. Anyway, she told herself not to appear clueless. It didn’t matter if she was an outsider as long
as she could appearposed and professional.
She leaned into her chair with a calm expression and a faint smile on her face, looking humble but
confident.
To be honest, she was the only person without an elite background in the room.
Everyone came from a wealthy and influential background except for her—she was the only country
bumpkin among them.
Old Mr. Bailey got carried away by the conversation and paid no attention to Sophia. Instead, it was
Mrs. Bailey who had been fixated on her.
Mrs. Bailey observed that Sophia looked a little different todaypared to her attitude at their
previous meetup. That day, Sophia was quite haughty with a calctive look in her eyes. But this time,
she disyed a calm attitude with a transparent gaze.
She smirked in private, finding it ridiculous that anyone would think of Sophia as an innocent and sweet
girl. Sophia was more calctive than the average person. It seemed that they had underestimated her
before.
Sophia naturally noticed that Mrs. Bailey was judging her.
However, she was confident in her good looks and was not afraid of being judged by anyone. She even
stole a nce at Mrs. Bailey from the side of her eyes with a demure expression.
Her actions frustrated Mrs. Bailey, who was experienced in socializing and was aware of Sophia’s
calctiveness. So, Mrs. Bailey pursed her lips and looked away with a light snort.
Sophia shifted her gaze to Logan and whispered something that was only audible between them, “This
dinner is super boring. If I had known about it, I would not have attended.”
Logan clicked his tongue and agreed. “Right? That’s why I said that I wouldn’t want to be here if you
weren’t joining.”
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After some thinking, Sophia asked, “But did the Baileys specifically invite you to dinner? Look, they
have not paid any attention to you all this while.”
Logan felt a little embarrassed and hurriedly exined, “ording to my dad, the Baileys had invited
our family to a meal. Dad insisted that I have to attend as well. I took that as a special invitation to me
from the Baileys.”
“Oh…” Sophia dragged out her expression of amusement. Logan quickly added, “They did invite me.
Surely they did.”
Sophia smiled at him, and she finally figured out what the situation was in front of her.
Next, Sophia remained seated in silence, only asionally chatting with Logan on insignificant matters.
Her non-problematic behavior did not attract any dissatisfaction from the others.
The dinner went on longer than expected, and Old Mr. Bailey was getting chatty. Surprisingly, the Third
Young Lady Jefferson could still handle the conversation. They talked about an assortment of topics
that were not only limited to business.
During their conversation, Logan’s phone rang on the table. His ringtone was quite quirky—it was the
opening theme of a news channel.