Love's Redemption (Chris and Maddie) novel Chapter 991

Did Logan show any resemblance to the Cohens now?

Lisa called him her uncle, and even if he didn't like her, he shouldn't have ignored her.

The two of them locked gazes in a standoff. After a few moments, Logan relented. Her tiny face was growing increasingly red and raw from the cold. If they stayed out any longer, she'd freeze.

He picked her up again, braving the wind and snow. This time, he placed her in the back seat of the car.

Before, she always sat in the front passenger seat, but now she wasn't even worthy of that.

It wasn't clear whether it was the alcohol or the shock affecting her. She curled up and buried her face in her knees.

Logan took in every detail of her reaction. He even knew what she was thinking. His heart ached, but he had to be ruthless. Only by doing this could he force her to be brave—brave enough to move forward without hesitation.

By the time they arrived at Logan's place, Lisa was fast asleep. Logan gently picked her up, noticing her eyelashes were wet with tears.

He leaned down and kissed her eyes. "Little Quail."

That night, Lisa slept deeply, without a single dream.

When she woke up, the sky outside was bright, and the snow had stopped. She looked around at her surroundings and remembered what had happened the night before.

Her heart felt a chill, even though it was early morning.

Logan was truly a heartless and cold-blooded man.

She got out of bed and stood by the window, looking at the snow outside. She took a photo and posted it on social media without any captions.

As soon as I saw it, I messaged her. "Why do I smell loneliness and sorrow?"

Lisa responded immediately, "You have no idea how it feels to be in my shoes."

To get back at her, I sent a photo of Brandon and I posing with the snowman he had built for me earlier that day.

Lisa responded with "Friendship over!" and an emoji of despair.

I reminded her, "You can always go find your uncle."

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