Chapter 26

Logan hung up the phone and stepped into the house. Seeing Vivian busy in the living room, he spoke in a low voice. "Something came up at the company that I need to deal with." She didn't even look up and continued with her work. His brow furrowed slightly. Being ignored like this grated on him, but he still patiently said, "I'll come visit Eleanor another time. You should spend more time with her." This time, Vivian finally lifted her gaze. There was a sharp glint of mockery in her eyes. Her lips parted as if she wanted to say something, but her words were trapped behind a veil of sarcasm. In the end, she only let out a dry laugh. Clutching the clothes in her arms, she turned sharply and strode into the bedroom. Logan frowned, stung by her expression of utter disappointment. He glanced at Eleanor's tightly closed bedroom door, hesitated for a moment, then walked over. Just as he was about to knock, his phone rang again. "I'll be right there." He answered the call and left wit