Unexpectedly Married to a Billionaire (Lorraine and Logan)

Chapter 22

Logan knew that his face and starts made him aget for women wherever he went. He had countless admirers, and they probably wouldn’t have let him alone if not for the fact that he had adopted the tins was partly also because he had never given any woman a chance.

He married Lorraine partly because he had a good impression of her and partly because she didn’t look down on him despite thinking of him as a construction worker. In fact, she was the one who brought up marriage. It was evident she wasn’t a meristic gold digger.

looks like the mangoes will have a better harvest than the cherries,” he said when he saw the abundance of mangoes hanging from the trees. NôvelDrama.Org holds text © rights.

“all the fruits are doing well tha you.” Lomine became more talkathe when it came to her fruits. She told Legen about her orchards and taught him how to differentiate the varieties. He rarely ate seasonal fruits like these. With his status, he normally had expensive and imported fruits

Most of the mangoes had yet to ripen, but that didn’t mean there weren’t any ripe ones. Lorraine plucked one and handed it to Logan “Here, try one.”

He didn’t say no. She placked another for herself and chomped down on the skin. Th, she tate the skin with her hand and started eating just like that. She wasn’t afraid of looking bad before Laym.

Logan copied her. He boce the skin with his teeth and ate ke she had Fortunately, none of the people there knew him Otherwise, they would’ve been stunner!

“It’s very sweet–much sweeter than the ones you buy at grocery stores or supermarkets. He didn’t dare mention this was his first time eating a mango. He was afraid Lorraine would notice something was amiss

“The fruits sold there are articully ripened, unlike these, When the fruit merchants or distributors get their stock from me, they purchase the fruits before they ripen too “We usually sell the ones that grow on trees to local al merchants because they don’t need to be transported. There’s no need to worry about thom getting squashed mid- Journey, Lomane said. She shed her mango and walked over to bows her hands and mouth

Only then did Logan na there were taps everywhere in the cochard. It was convenient for them to wash their hands and also water the trees. He asked, “How much was your capital when you set up the orchards?

“I signed a 15–your contract it actually didn’t cost much to get the land’s the management of the chart that is costly. Things are fine when the market is doing well, but we do sometimes get low prices because of the had market.

“When that happens, we’ll basically have camed nothing despite a year of hand work. That’s after deducting our costs, of course. Oh, Falmost foren–we’ve yet to sign a contract In state that my debts nothing to do with you. Do worry, won’t make you help me with my loan

Logan winched her closely. He loved how spirited she was when she talked about the orchards. She was filled with confidence for her bare, and was clear that she genuinely loved running the orchards.

He said, “We’re married now, so it’s only right for us to face these dings together don’t mind helping you with your loan if I’m capable.”

Moore Corporation hatts of thousands of employers. He only needed to sell his subordinates to purchase fruits from Lorraine’s orchards every year and pronde them to the employees as sweet breaks abereak Then, she wd have to worry about business of getting low prices

Moore Corporation had caterers for the employees, and they already provided nuts for employees to eat after lunch. They usually got their fruits from fult merchants. Lorraine’s fruits were shly picked, and he trusted that with her character, they were safe to eat He would be much better than the fruits they got from fruit merchants.At

same time, it would help Corrate make money. It was a perfect plan.

He would mention this to William when he intuned to work next week, and William would speak to the people at the cadeterias

“No, It’s fine, I can pay it off myself. Besides, you’re under a lot of pressure to raise the children. That’s the one that’s really going to burn whole in your wallet, Lorraine said. She started recording the number of ripe fruits

Logan helped her. He found that it was rather slow with just the two them, so he suggested, “You should have workers here, right? Let’s ask them in help with the counting it’ll

“They’re helping to pluck cherries at the cherry orchard, I’ll ask them to help later,” she said.

He didn’t say anything else.