Chapter 293
Author: Poen Konnet
last update2025-10-22 23:06:24

The weekend arrived faster than Logan expected.

He had tried to decline the lady’s invitation to her birthday party because of Chloe.

She needed his attention, especially during weekends.

Though her health had improved considerably, the doctors had said she still had a few complications that needed constant monitoring.

Logan had made it his duty to check on her daily, ensuring she lacked nothing. Ever since she’d been in that hospital bed, he hadn’t truly rested.

So when the elegant woman — Ambassador Voss — invited him to her upcoming birthday gala, his first instinct was to politely refuse.

“Miss Voss,” Logan said, his tone even, “I appreciate the gesture, but I don’t think I’ll be able to make it. Someone very close to me is still recovering at the hospital, and I intend to spend the weekend with her.”

Elara, however, had a way of speaking that left people little room for refusal.

Her voice was calm, persuasive, almost soothing, and her eyes gleamed with an assertive confidence t
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