Next One Is a Babe Chapter 419

The two attendants cried out to Tom that the police had arrived, which stirred the pot, creating an

opening for the attendants to enter the room. Upon realizing what the gang was up to, the attendants

quickly retreated to another room, only to see Tom and his gang barging into every single room in the

backyard.

They left the drugs in conspicuous spots in the various rooms, but fortunately, both attendants made a

swift countermove by searching the rooms that Tom and his gang entered to retrieve the drugs, then

tucked them into a big tank behind the opera theater, which helped Logan to stay out of trouble.

Otherwise, the police would’ve found the drugs when they did their search, which would be used as

proof against Logan.

Due to their quick thinking, the two attendants who Logan used to play games with were given a hefty

reward. Logan was happy to have such bright people as his mates. However, he told Zack none of

those, brushing the latter’s question off by saying that Leah tarnished his reputation even further, which

he wouldn’t tolerate.

Regardless of what Logan thought, Zack reminded him, “You’d better ask Tom about who instructed

him to commit such a felony, just to listen to what he says, if nothing else.”

Logan gave a noncommittal hum before replying, “Alright, I get what you mean. I am grateful to you

and John for your help. I know what I should do next.”

In the meantime, Tom was still behind bars. He might even be forcefully sent for rehabilitation since he

seemed to have been into drugs for a while. Upon mention of his name, Logan couldn’t help but feel

the urge to want to kill him. However, he could neither meet Tom, nor did he want to have anything to

do with his own family since his family wouldn’t have known anything anyway.

As soon as Logan received information regarding the culprit, he sat broodingly in his clubhouse to

come up with ways to deal with Leah. During the few days of the clubhouse being locked down, the

police made a thorough search in it, but turned up nothing. After Lorraine worked through a few more

matters with the authorities, Logan was able to reopen the clubhouse without a hitch.

Most of the people involved seemed to think nothing of the incident as they had gotten used to it after a

few similar encounters. The attendants even had no problem joking about it when they made mention

of the incident. Meanwhile, Logan had been pondering about the situation, but before he could come

up with a way to move forward, Ian and Sophia came to visit him.

Upon entering the clubhouse, Sophia saw Logan sitting crossed-legged on the sofa with a look that

was both conniving and confused. She approached him while asking, “What’s wrong? What’s with that

expression of yours?”

It wasn’t until then that Logan noticed Sophia’s presence. “Are you finished with your tests?”

Sophia sat down beside Logan, stretching her body. “Yeah, it’s all done.”

With much eagerness, Logan asked, “What are the results? Did you pass the test?”

Meanwhile, Ian sat down beside them with a smile on his face. Sophia wore a forlorn expression as

she commented, “Did you hear what you just said? Why do I feel like you’re teasing me?”

Her words made Logan burst into laughter. “That wasn’t the best way to word my question. Of course

you passed the test!” He then began sharing the newly acquired info with Sophia and Ian, reciting word

by word what Zack told him.

With a piercing gaze, Sophia said, “I knew it was them!”

There was also a stern look on Logan’s face. “I never realized how shady Bryce’s mistress was. I sure

did underestimate her! I used to think she was a useless shrew, but I was wrong about that.”

He then turned to look at Ian. “Being the vile woman she is, she must’ve bullied you a lot back then.

Ian, I will make sure to avenge you in some way!”

Meanwhile, Ian leaned back on the sofa. “Leah is in fact very good at adapting to situations.

Throughout the years she spent with Bryce, she managed to remain undetected, so she managed to

stay out of a lot of trouble.”