“You’re such an arse,” Andrew growled in response to Logan’s laugh, “you know what I meant. Don’t belittle my own statement like that.” The dagger dug deeper at the loss of Logan’s hand. It twisted a little more, burst every vital artery. He pulled back as Logan did, but instead turned away in order to hide the onslaught of what he felt were the brimming of salted tears. He cursed himself in silence. He couldn’t recall the last time there’d been a single tear shed, and now the man that outraged him was drawing out the beginnings of something. “That isn’t your decision– who I want to be with. Like Dale. It’s my choice, and it always will be. If your choice isn’t me then so be it, but mine is you. I don’t want to do this anymore. I want you to leave if that’s all you’re ever going to do.”
There were adequate words to put his emotions into. On the one hand his anger was scalding, his inner monologue scathing and on the other hand his blood ran cold at Dale’s name being uttered in the same sentence as his own. Logan knew that he hadn’t done enough to know that no comparisons could be drawn between the two of them but that didn’t mean that he had to like it. Didn’t stop the growl from rumbling in his throat as he heard it either. Then his heart practically stopped at the notion of Andrew not wanting him any more. It being over before he even knew he really wanted it.
His anger almost got the better of him, he almost stormed out. But every muscle in his body tensed, rebelling at the thought of being used to leave. Something had to be done, he had to kow he’d at least tried to do something. Logan moved without thinking, one hand grabbing the Scotman’s wrist to tug him around and the other finding the side of his face. Lips met and there was nothing gentle about it, as Logan would have liked, but instead it was rather rough and almost desperate. Finally he pulled back, ducking his head slightly as he waited for the reaction that would have such impact on him.









