Hunter Parrish in Relations
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Hunter Parrish in Relations
Thereâs a brief moment when you first wake up where you have no memories, a blissful blank slate, a happy emptiness, but it doesnât last long and you remember exactly where you are and what you are trying to forget.
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A strong urge to look the man (Kyle) over nearly takes hold. It takes a valiant effort of self control to remain cordial â Loganâs confidence (arrogance?) rears its head for a few moments and the only thing he can do is smile. âSo the speed dating worked out, huh?â thereâs a part thatâs genuine, but another, deeper feeling that is far more primal. Heâs reminded almost instantly that Leah has no obligation to him â heâs a friend. Logan smiles in response, almost as if to cement her story. After all, itâs not technically a lie. Whether Kyle sensed the atmosphere between the three of them or not, he still departed towards the bar and Logan was granted what heâd been looking for since the beginning â being alone. âPlease,â he says after a short beat, eyes once again locked with her own. âIâm not that big of an asshole. The least I could do was potentially set him up with someone else for tonight.â He steps closer as his words drop, gaze wandering over each feature of her face deliberately and agonizingly slow. A hand anchors at her hip, head shifting forward until his lips rest just against the shell of her ear. âEspecially if Iâm stealing you away,â he whispers the words to her, breath hot against her skin.
âKinda,â Leah nodded earnestly, forgetting entirely to keep up any sort of act. Or perhaps her subconscious made sure she didnât. She wanted to be genuine, wanted there to be no pretense, but something about Logan made her feel like she ought to keep it up. Perhaps it was what she thought he wanted, or at least⌠that type of guy. Sheâd spent more time than she liked to admit recently mulling over just what kind of guy Logan was, and though she did a good job of denying it to herself, Leah knew deep down it was because some part of her had started caring. Funny, that. It seemed all one had to do was bend her over a car.
Sheâd barely had time to react â to Loganâs words, to the memory that flashed instinctively in her mind â before Loganâs touch made the mere impulse of her retort die at the back of her throat, squeezed into nonexistence by the quickening of her pulse. The smile on her lips was impossible to control, unsteadied only by the pleasant shiver that ran down her spine as Loganâs breath danced around the curve of her ear. His touch, his proximity, awakened memories of similar sensations on other parts of her body, and it took a lot of willpower for Leah to clear her mind of them. Gently she put a hand on his chest, the better to edge him back. But only a little. Only enough that their eyes could meet. âA bit presumptuous of you to assume Iâm gonna abandon my date like that,â she half-teased, eyes not leaving his as she tried her hardest to hide how fast her heart was beating. It was weird â from afar, it was difficult to look at him, but up close like that⌠Leah couldnât stop.
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âUh-huh,â he nods, eyes locked on her. Thereâs a sly sort of smile twitching at the corner of his lips, one that says he hopes she plays along. And she does, much to his muted and controlled enthusiasm. He enjoys this, though it might kill him to admit as such. âAnd what if I was just trying to give you a compliment?â he replies, though his steps take him just a little bit closer to her, almost to prove her point. He might be, maybe, trying to get in her pants again. But that wasnât something Logan saw as a bad thing. And, truthfully, she did have a great ass, stellar sex aside.
A shrug shifts his shoulder, light and calm. âMâgettinâ there. Itâll certainly come sooner rather than later. Cars are the one thing people donât want to tinker with if they donât know what theyâre doing. After all, a Honda isnât a kitchen sink.â He laughs next, a hardy, chest shaking thing. âDoes the Colorado wilderness sound more appealing than a city in Colorado?â Logan asks in return, knowing full well he hadnât answered the question. âA city girl, eh? Iâve always wanted to visit, if Iâm being honest. Iâve heard good things. Did you like it there?â
Instinctively, Leah wanted to take a step back. She didnât know if the shop was entirely deserted, and she knew that the closer Logan got, the less self-restraint sheâd have; but rather than making entirely sure, she let a cursory glance be what made her stay put. Oddly enough, she trusted him, trusted that he wouldnât try and bend her over a car when there were other people around. Trusted him to only do that when they were alone. It was an amusing realization, to say the least. âWell, you can multi-task,â Leah grinned with a sturdy nod, as if to say she believed in him. And she did, kind of. At least in that regard. The grin on her lips simmered down momentarily, a sincere smile taking its place. âNot everyone owns their own shop,â she offered. âIâd say youâre already flourishing.â Then she let out a chuckle. âI could see you in the Colorado wilderness,â Leah nodded, tilting her head to the side as though she were painting the picture for herself, Logan the central object. âLumberjacking away outside a cottage... or maybe youâre the living in an abandoned cave type?â Some of the amusement vanished from her face at the topic of Seattle, but she kept her energy up nonetheless. âBorn and bred. You ever see one of us in the wild?â she joked. âI did, though, yeah,â she added, more sincerely. âItâs... home.â
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A part of him, a very small part, feels bad for the other man. Mostly because Logan has every intention of steering Leah away. Itâs not jealously that fuels the decision (he refuses to believe, or admit, as such) itâs just plane gravity. And who was he to argue with that? âA hell of one, yeah,â he nods, eyes never straying from her own. A moment passes before a cordial streak shifts through him and he turns his attention, briefly, to the other. âIâm Logan,â the mechanic holds out his hand before chuckling. âFor sure. Theyâre complex things even though they donât look it. Just here to make sure no one burns the place down.â A pause, âHow about some drinks?â He pulls out some money and hands it over to Kyle, âThe bartender on the leftâll treat you right if you tell her youâre an LAFC fan.â
Though that same tension from before crept back into the air, crawled through atoms and molecules almost too weak to support it, Leah couldnât take her eyes off Loganâs this time. If she did, sheâd have to acknowledge Kyle standing by her side, and while a pang of guilt echoed through her gut, she found that she simply didnât want to do that. Until, of course, Logan himself forced her to. She stepped aside when they shook hands and introduced themselves, positioning herself almost between them, rather than next to Kyle. âThis is Kyle,â she said as they shook hands, her voice dipping into professionalism out of habit. âHeâs my date.â She cast a glance at Logan, unafraid to admit it in front of him. âLoganâs aâ,â Leah started as she glanced back at Kyle, and though she didnât like it, she couldnât help the minuscule pause that came over her as she searched for the right word, ââfriend.â A cheerful albeit reassuring expression came over her when Kyle glanced at her. âAnd you donât have to get us drinks if you donât want to,â she said, very carefully avoiding looking at Logan. Without being able to stop herself, Leah added, âBut I⌠would like a drink, actually. A drink would be nice.â And with a good-natured smile from Kyle, Leah found herself alone with Logan. Feeling the weight of that tension again, it took her moment before she could look at him. âDo you really know that bartender, or is he going to get yelled at for no reason?â
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Logan let loose an amused chuckle, shaking his head. âNah, I donât believe you. Youâre just tying to be modest.â Head tilts just so, eyeing her suspiciously. âThe sun might not shine out of it, but it is a great ass. One of the best Iâve seen.â One of the best heâs bent over, too, but that goes unsaid. Thereâs a streak of crassness he fights and for a moment he doesnât quite know why. Maybe it has something to do with the smugness that consumes him when she canât hold his gaze. Maybe itâs the arrogance of being able to fluster her somewhat. All things he usually wouldnât care much about.
âOh, well thank you,â a hand shifts to his chest and he bows his head slightly, conceding to her forgiveness. âNow that Iâm forgiven for not being a rich surgeon I can tap into my full potential of being a mechanic.â Itâs a lighthearted joke with here that might have been a bitter retort to anyone else. Thereâs a pause for a moment, his eyes taking in every inch of her, before he answers. âColorado,â itâs simple with no elaboration and Logan pauses once more. He shouldnât be curious, he shouldnât ask, and yet he does, returning the question. âWhat about you?â Itâs a dangerous game to play, he knows it. Because sooner or later it wonât be a game at all. And the stakes and information will be much higher.
âModest about being a good person?â Leah shot back with amusement. Though more words had tickled the tip of her tongue, they promptly died there as Logan complimented her ass, taking her very much off guard. She recovered quickly, although unable to hide the flustered grin on her lips as she narrowed her eyes at him. âHmm, donât believe you,â Leah jokingly threw his words back into his face. âSounds like youâre just trying to get into my pants. Again.â The sensations of that particular occasion forced themselves back into Leahâs mind, and once more she found it difficult to keep her eyes on Logan.
Luckily, the flow of their conversation distracted her, dispelling the images and feelings from her mind. If only temporarily. âI canât wait to see you finally flourish,â Leah grinned, mirroring the hand to his chest. His one-word reply made her pause slightly, a twinkle of curiosity in her eyes as she watched him watch her. âThe Colorado wilderness? Or an actual city in Colorado?â she shot at him, a playful challenge as she tilted her head to the side. âAnd Iâm from Seattle.â
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After the wild ride that was speed-dating, Logan made his way to the beach, readying himself for the relaxing events of the lantern lighting. While he didnât have any real plan, he certainly wasnât ready to see a familiar blonde wade through the crowd with an unfamiliar guy next to her. Something white hot streaks through his stomach, something that makes Logan stand up a bit straighter and head towards the pair. âHey,â he uses the word as both a greeting and an introduction, shifting his gaze slowly from Leah and then to the other man, before returning back to her. âCome to light a lantern?â
Though Leah had been entirely prepared to leave the speed-dating without any tangible results â in fact, sheâd more or less expected it â meeting Kyle and getting along with him had been a pleasant surprise. The second the awkwardness had vanished from their conversation, the two had launched into a discussion about their favorite tv-shows, and from there, things just sort of progressed. Their similar views on Stranger Things was nothing compared to a single, solitary âHeyâ, though. The second Leah locked eyes with Logan (of all people), the conversation Leah and Kyle between died down, her mind wiped entirely clean of anything having to do with her date. âHey!â she greeted Logan, narrowing her eyes to try and hide the excitement in her smile. âWell, if we hadnât itâd be one hell of a coincidence,â Leah teased lightly, folding her arms across her chest. âI didnât take you for the lantern-lighting type. There a lantern or two that needs fixing?â
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An amused grin slipped across his lips at her retort, eyes watching her with a fair bit of intrigue. She says it jokingly but thereâs something about her â Leah wants to help, help, help. Thereâs a selflessness to her that is⌠confusing to Logan. But also extremely endearing. Oftentimes he didnât much care about the people he found himself with, either in a bed or otherwise. But Leah. Here Logan was, unable to keep his eyes off her, finding it increasingly arousing when she couldnât directly return the eye contact.
âYou wanted to help,â he nods, as if testing the words, before he sat back a bit on the hood. âAnyone or anything. Thereâre arenât meany people like that in the world.â Thereâs a softness to his words. An adoration that he canât help but let slip. He would know, anyways. She was one of the first good people heâd met in a while.
An eyebrow lifts, âa surgeon?â The suggestion is outlandish and Logan cannot help but laugh. âYou gotta go to school for that. And school is money. Nah. I work better through trial and error and somethinâ tells me that wouldnât fly in an operating room.â He shrugged, âBesides. I fix a car or a bike and Iâm kinda helping fix people. At least make their day a bit better.â
âThere are a few,â Leah protested playfully. âDonât let the sun shine out of my ass just because you havenât met them yet.â Though her words were harmless and light, the undertones were serious â because she did mean it. Sheâd met many a people with a passion to help others, many a people who inspired her to always be a better person, to always âlook after her neighborâ. The softness in Loganâs look caught her off guard, one that once again made it difficult for Leahâs gaze to remain on his for very long. Though sheâd spent plenty of time studying the interior of the mechanic shop already, at that moment it was the most interesting thing sheâd ever laid eyes on. His laugh brought her attention back to him, however. Leah couldnât help but mimic the smile put on his face, nodding at his words. âOkay, true. Youâre fixing peopleâs lives, sorta. Iâll forgive you for not being a world renowned surgeon.â She couldnât in earnest comment on school being money; her mother had paid for her college education, and though it had been as modest an education as college educations went, it was still a privilege. After a beat, Leah added, âSo where are you from?â
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Loganâs head cocks to the side as he watches her turn away, grin spreading. Thereâs something about her â something he canât (or maybe wonât) put his finger on. For a moment heâs caught there, staring, before he realizes he is and blinks, looking away and readjusting himself against the hood of the car. He shrugs at her question, âDunno. Not really, I guess. Never thought Iâd do much of anything.â Only because heâd never had anyone to tell he could be something. âAnything with a motor. And maybe other things. Mostly mechanic.â Realizing sheâs done most of the questioning and that heâs, surprisingly, somewhat okay with that, Logan lifts his chin to her. âWhat about you?â
âOh, yeah, it was my lifeâs dream to be someoneâs assistant,â Leah joked, a small grin playing on her lips. There was something between them, a tension that made it difficult to look him directly in the face. Although, was it really that odd? It wasnât that long ago that heâd had her bent over one of these (someoneâs) car, the cold of the steel a contrast to the pounding heat between her legs. The mere memory made her avert her gaze, eyes scanning the car that separated them; the details were plenty, and though her eyes wandered over them, her mind was too preoccupied to take note of them. âI never really wanted to be anything,â she said earnestly, looking back up at Logan. âI guess I just wanted to see where the world needed me and go from there.â Little did she know itâd land her in this situation. But that was the beauty of life, wasnât it? The unpredictability. The thought almost made her laugh. âSo why are you fixing mechanical things and not⌠people? Why arenât you a⌠world renowned surgeon?â
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His head tilts to the side briefly, smirk spreading across his lips. Her surprise was unexpected. The sincerity more so. âI did,â he answered with a nod. âIt wasnât. Either of them. But it was worth it. And it was fun.â Logan straightened slightly, arms moving to cross over his chest. âNeeded a change of scenery,â he replied. âAnd I was always pretty good with my hands.â The smirk on his lips grows, eyes darkening briefly. âFixing things is what Iâm good at.â
The curiosity in her face turned into sheer slyness at his comment; Leah tried to temper the smile on her lips, reflexively turning away from him as though to not give him the satisfaction of seeing his effect on her in its full glory. She turned back fairly quickly, however, caught off guard by her reflex to turn away in the first place â it didnât make any sense. There werenât any feelings she needed to protect. So why was her first instinct to act like it? Leah cleared her throat. âIs this what you wanted to do when you were a kid?â she asked, strolling back toward him until she could comfortably rest her hip against the hood of the car that separated them. âFixing things? Cars, especially?â
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Itâs certainly not the answer heâs expecting. Thereâs a small amount of apprehension to her presences, but Logan convinces himself that thatâs just him being paranoid. Not everyone you encounter wants to screw you over. In both the figurative and literal sense. There are good people in the world. The mechanic had just met practically zero of them. âI did,â he affirms with a small nod of his head, eyes continuing to track her. Thereâs something about her â the way she walks? Her posture? Her voice? (Everything) that has his undivided attention at all times. âWorked my way through a few states to get here. Once I had Iâd saved up enough to get it off the ground.â
Surprise flitted across Leahâs face, her strut coming to a halt as she turned to look at Logan. The reservation in her face gave way for sincerity, her posture slacking a bit. âYou worked your way here to start a business? That couldnât have been cheap,â she said, slightly impressed. It took some kind of drive to make that happen, and Leah couldnât help but wonder where that came from. And slightly admire it. âOr easy.â She tilted her head to the side, eyes curious as they studied him. âWhat made you do it?â
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Logan pulls away from the hood, hands messy and covered in grease. âIt is,â he returns, eyes wandering over her slowly. Heâs been caught off guard and for a brief moment, Logan cannot get a very private image from out of his head. âDo you need some work done?â the question comes next as he wipes his hands clean with a rag heâs slung over his shoulder. âOn your car?â Straightening, his eyes run over her face until he locks with her gaze, âOr are you here for something else?â
Truth be told, she didnât know what she was doing there. In one of the many moments of the day where work frustrated her and Robert (she still hadnât gotten used to referring to him by his given name) was in the care of the part-time nurse sheâd hired, Leah looked to other people to distract herself from her⌠situation. And one person on her mind lately was Logan. Eyes glued to his, Leah couldnât help the smile that played on her lips. âIâm just hereâ,â she said, drawing out the sentence as she averted her gaze, looking for a good answer, ââout of curiosity. Thatâs all.â She gave a small shrug, eyes returning to Loganâs â if only for a brief moment. She turned, and took a little stroll around the interior, staying within conversational distance. âDid you start this business all by yourself?â
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I drank coffee and read old books and waited for the year to end.
Richard Brautigan, Trout Fishing In America (via siriusorion)
starter for @wastlcndâ CHARACTERS: Leah Corcoran & Logan Lancaster TIME FRAME: Summer 2019 LOCATION: Santa Monica
âSo⌠this is what it looks like when itâs open and full of people, huh?â Leah said, more to make her presence known than anything. Sheâd waited until he wasnât busy dealing with customers to approach Logan, keeping out of sight until the moment presented itself. The hood of a car stopped her in her tracks, Logan on the other side. Though she had steadily been running out of clean work clothes, Leah had scrounged up the last she could in order to look more put-together than she really was. âItâs nice.â