Chapter 10 A Moment of Warmth

I stood up, half-smiling. "Logan." Leaning against the desk, Logan looked deep in thought. "They've already left, darling. I'm not sure if I can still catch up if I run after them now." "Then why aren't you running?" Instead of answering, he poured me a cup of coffee and handed it over. "Darling, don't be mad. I booked tickets to Atruarea for tomorrow. Let's take a trip abroad and get away from all this. Out of sight, out of mind." Seeing this man—normally a dignified CEO—putting on an aggrieved expression almost made me laugh. "Doesn't your company need you? You can just leave?" Honestly, I didn't mind having company on a trip. Especially if that company was Logan. In the Houghton family, I was Archie's sister, which meant I had to play the role of an elder, constantly worrying about everything. I never had anyone to lean on. But with Logan, I could be willful. I didn't have to think about anything at all. Logan toyed with my hair. "My dad heard I was pursuing his daughter-in