Chapter 1320


    Logan wrapped his arms around L and hugged her tighter. “Yes, I like it. To be honest, I didn’t


    expect that I’d be married one day.”


    L smirked. “Neither did I.” In fact, she reckoned that she might get married one day, but she never


    expected that she would be so content with life after marriage.


    Unable to hold it in anymore, Logan cupped her face and kissed her lips.


    L tried to push him away. “They’re waiting for us. Stop it…” Despite her protest, she gradually lost


    herself in the kiss and responded to him.


    When Fiona went upstairs, she knew that she shouldn’t walk into their room directly, so she called out


    to them from the corridor.


    Hearing that, L immediately pushed him away, her face blushing. After taking a deep breath, she


    responded to her mother and red at her husband before speaking in a hushed voice. “Stop it now


    and go downstairs to have dinner.”


    With a smile, Logan stretched out his hand and helped brush off the saliva from the corners of her


    mouth.


    When the four of them were seated, Langdon suggested drinking some wine.


    Since they had a wine cer in the house, Logan decided to take out his favorite bottle of wine and


    decant it for a while before pouring it into Langdon’s ss. “Dad, enjoy.”


    Langdon beamed because of how Logan addressed him.


    Following that, Logan said, “I’ll be busy for the next two days. After that, I’ll have some free time. The


    invitation cards are ready. Just pass me the list of the guests we have to invite. I’ll tell some people to


    get the names written on the cards.”


    Fiona nodded. “Well, we’ll just have to invite some rtives and friends.”


    While Logan was cutting the steak for his wife, he said, “Why don’t we invite the neighbors from your


    hometown as well? I want them to witness such a happy moment.”


    L turned to face her husband. “Are you even serious?”


    “Of course I’m serious,” Logan replied in a solemn manner. “They always say bad things about you


    behind your back. I have to let them know how happy you are.”


    Two dayster, Logan was finally free as the wedding venue was ready. Now, they just had to wait for


    the wedding day toe and they would go to the venue.


    Currently, they had to send out the invitation cards. For the rtives, they could just send the cards by


    mail. As for the neighbors in their hometown, Langdon insisted upon passing the cards to them


    personally. There were rules in the vige, and sending the cards by mail couldn’t show their sincerity.


    Since Logan was free, he decided to tag along so that he could count how many people wereing


    and prepare some cars to fetch them. Then, Logan brought L and her parents back to the vige in


    his car.


    Naturally, their return caused amotion in the vige.


    When the car was parked in front of the Hunt Residence, the neighbors shuffled toward them, and one


    of these people shouted, “Why did youe back? Isn’t your life in the cityfortable?”


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    L and Logan remained silent while Langdon replied loudly, “Yes, my life in the city is wonderful, so


    I’m not moving back again. Nevertheless, we haven’t managed to pack up all the things in this house.


    Moreover, we have to pass you the invitation cards, so we’ve decided toe back.”


    Before their return, they didn’t buy anything because the house in their hometown was packed with


    many things. The gifts from Logan and Lorraine were still lying in the room. It would take them a long


    time to use up all the things there.


    Gazing at the pile of gifts, Fiona and Langdon fell into a dilemma. Even if they wanted to bring these


    gifts back to the city, they couldn’t do it in one go.


    Not wanting them to be troubled by this, Logan took out the invitation cards and suggested, “Why don’t


    we just share these gifts with the neighbors when we pass them the cards?”


    Langdon and Fiona were unwilling to do so. “Why should we share these gifts with them? It’s not like


    they’ve been good to us.”


    With a smile, Logan replied, “Alright. You can pass the good stuff to those who have been good to you.


    For those who always say bad things about you, you will just give them the cheap stuff.”


    The personmissioned to send gifts to L’s parents had bought many random things like fruits


    and drinks, which didn’t cost a lot of money. Thus, they could be given to those gossipy neighbors.