Chapter 67

I noticed that Logan had a habit of ruffling my hair, almost as if he were calming a frizzy cat. "While I'm away on this business trip, you can reach out to Wallace if you need anything. Just make sure you don't get into any trouble," he said. "Got it," I replied. Logan then grabbed his suit jacket and got ready to leave. Just then, Lora came out of the kitchen and asked, "Mr. Wood, are you leaving already? Aren't you going to stay and rest?" I was momentarily speechless, but Logan simply offered her a polite smile. "No. I'm heading out. I'll be on a business trip for the next few days, so please take good care of Ari." Lora smiled at him as if he were her son-in-law. "Of course! Ms. York is like a daughter to me—charming and well-mannered. You don't need to worry. I'll make sure to take excellent care of her." Logan smiled gently at me and said, "Be good while I'm away, and wait for my return." My ears flushed with warmth. Once he left, Lora went on to sing his praises. "Mr. Wo