"You moms are really something, always worrying over nothing. Ning is such an exceptional girl; does she really need a blind date?" Logan Bennett chuckled helplessly. "When Byron was under twenty, you were constantly afraid he'd have a puppy love. Now you're worried he won't get married... The young ladies from the communications team are making excuses every day to come to the campsite. Relax. Even if every man in the world were single, my son, Logan Bennett's son, will definitely never end up a bachelor."
"No way. Those girls from your team are not suitable. I'll have to start looking for someone for him myself."
Logan Bennett listened and merely shook his head, feeling a pang of sympathy for his son but did not stop Summer Gardner.
He knew his wife's temperament; quick to act but quick to let go. She was just speaking off the cuff after all.
"Quick, turn on the TV. If you don't, the livestream will be over."
"Oh, right... Let's watch TV first. We'll talk about this later."
