Chapter 1049

"How about me? Am I, your biological daughter, much worse than him comparatively?" Lisa asked with feigned jealousy. "You're not too bad, but Logan's just better than you," Martha replied. Lisa was left speechless. But at the thought of the child that Martha lost, she understood that Martha must have projected other emotions onto Logan. Lisa did not refute Martha's words. Instead, she said, "There's no doubt how exceptional Logan is. He's the most remarkable man I've ever known." "Logan? You're just addressing him as Logan? You're getting less respectful the older you get! He's Uncle Logan to you!" Martha reprimanded. "But that's how I've always addressed him since I was young!" Lisa answered with a playful grin. "Well, the both of you are no longer kids anymore," Martha said solemnly, as though giving a reminder. Lisa sensed the meaning behind Martha's words, but she kept quiet. … As the Carline residence was just a short distance away from the Cohen residence, it took the