CHAPTER 29

The lunch was absolutely delightful, and Logan's family welcomed me with open arms. Their kindness and warmth were truly remarkable. They didn't fit the typical image of a wealthy family that I had in my mind. They were down-to-earth and accepting, despite the misunderstanding that had occurred. I couldn't help but blame Logan for giving them the wrong impression and making them believe that we were together. They were also surprisingly accepting of the significant age gap between Mr. and Mrs. Lopez. It was evident that love knew no bounds in their relationship. After the delicious meal, it was time for me to bid my farewells. I still had a promise to keep with Alice, so I needed to help her with something. "I'll drive her," Jude offered, flaunting his car keys. I glanced at Logan, and he didn't seem pleased either. "No, I'll be the one to take her home. You, Jude, stay here," Logan stated firmly, his face devoid of humor. It was clear that his skilled brother was to blame for hi