Chapter 17 Starting to Regret

I glanced at Logan with a smile and saw the helpless expression on his face. With a chuckle, I said, "You can rest assured, Jackson." Logan let out a dramatic sigh. "Looks like I'm the odd one out here." Dinner at my in-laws' home went smoother than I had expected. By the time evening rolled around, I felt like a huge weight had been lifted off my shoulders. As Logan placed a bowl of soup in front of me, he pulled me into his arms. "See? I told you it wouldn't be that bad." I wrapped my arms around his waist. "It wasn't just 'not bad'. If you'd told me how easygoing they were earlier, I might've agreed to meet them sooner." Logan sighed in mock disappointment. "So my charm still isn't enough to compete with my parents, huh?" I kissed the corner of his lips. "You're number one." He smirked. "Now that's more like it." … My new company was officially open for business. To gain some momentum, I finally accepted the offer Logan had been extending to me. After all, he had been tu