Married First, Loved Later : A Flash Marriage with My Ex's 'Uncle' novel Chapter 336

Chapter 336: Logan Never Told You, Did He?

Riley smiled gently. "Logan, Selina. We meet again."

Logan didn’t spare her a glance. Selina said nothing either. Riley didn’t seem to mind, remaining poised and soft-spoken at Grandma Perry’s side.

Grandma Perry, already briefed on the situation, cast a sharp look at Grandpa Perry and sneered. "Hmph. Looks like your illegitimate sons aren’t much use either. Perry Group has been bleeding money for years, and now they’re plagiarizing? And not only that—Logan has to clean up the mess."

Grandpa Perry couldn’t swallow the insult. "What are you so smug about? That handbag line was supposed to go to Amelia. With things like this, how can we give it to her now? If Logan has a way to fix it, why shouldn’t he help?"

Grandma Perry’s tone turned mocking. "Oh, you sure care about what’s ’meant for Amelia.’"

"It’s only right!" Grandpa Perry said indignantly. "She’s your daughter too—you should help her—"

"Shut up!" Grandma Perry snapped, her gaze sharp as a blade.

"My only daughter is Anna, born legitimately into the Perry Family! I don’t care how many other ’daughters’ you made running around behind my back—don’t you dare drag them into my world."

Grandpa Perry’s face turned a deep red, his fingers trembling. "You’re unbelievable!"

She didn’t even look at him. Instead, she turned to Logan. "Logan, come walk with me in the garden."

Grandpa Perry’s expression soured, his fists clenched tightly.

After they left, Mrs. Perry the Fourth rushed forward, trying to stir things up. "Dad! Mom only listens to Logan now, not even you. How are we supposed to keep this up?"

Mr. Perry the Fourth chimed in, trying to sound reasonable. "We get that she misses Anna, we really do. But Anna’s gone. Shouldn’t Mom care more about the ones who are still alive? Logan’s clearly lost his sense of right and wrong."

...

In the garden, Grandma Perry looked pleased. "I had dinner prepared. Logan, Selina, stay and eat with me."

Logan gave a slight nod. Selina was about to agree when a slightly awkward voice cut in.

"Well then, Grandma Perry, I’ll be heading out. I don’t want to intrude on your dinner with Logan and Selina," Riley said, half-smiling.

Grandma Perry seemed to only then remember she was still there. Since Riley was a guest, it wouldn’t be polite to send her away.

She nodded. "You should stay too, Riley. We owe you thanks for today."

"You’re too kind. I grew up with Logan—you’re like a grandmother to me. I’d never hesitate to help you."

Every word Riley spoke hinted at deep familiarity with Logan. Selina narrowed her eyes.

When the food was served, Riley helped Grandma Perry plate her meal. Grandma Perry patted her hand. "That’s enough, dear. Eat your own food."

"I don’t mind, ma’am. We haven’t seen each other in years—I’m just grateful I have the chance to show a little care."

Riley moved like she belonged in the house—directing the staff, pouring water, passing dishes. She looked like the lady of the manor.

"Selina, don’t forget to eat," Riley said as she sat down, then added casually, as if something had just occurred to her, "Mr. Perry the Fourth really suffered a loss today. He probably won’t bother Logan anymore. Oh—Selina, Vivian hasn’t been giving you trouble, has she?"

Selina’s brows arched slightly. Why was Riley suddenly bringing up Vivian? "Why?"

Riley feigned outrage. "You probably don’t know, but Vivian is the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry the Fourth. She’s had a crush on Logan since she was a kid. And her adoptive mother never stopped her—in fact, she quietly encouraged it. Now that you’re married to Logan, Vivian won’t take it well. You need to be careful."