Shaking his head, “no. As your best friend, I’m supposed to lay out the truths. If you had flaws, I would still tell you. I’ve never shied away from that before.” Logan would always tell Dylan about his flaws, or if there was something of concern about how he acted. But he only ever did it out of the love for the other man, even when they were just best friends. He wanted nothing but the best for him. He understood why Dylan didn’t cuddle with everyone. It was just sex, and even Logan would be that way when he’d sleep with random people. But if Logan was dating someone, his love language was always cuddling.
Logan sat down at the table, across from his boyfriend. His eyes looked down at the menu, and he went through the breakfast items. “I do. I’ll take the cheesecake pancakes combo and an iced coffee.” He told the waitress as he handed the menu back to her. Once she took the other man’s order, Logan reached for Dylan’s hand on top of the table. “So what do you want to do after we eat? Got plans for the day?”
Dylan thought for a second about what Logan was saying and nodded briefly. "You always have been good about that even when it wasn't something that I wanted to hear." That's what a best friend was, a person that told you the truth whether you liked it or not. Dylan had done a lot of things that the other man hadn't approved of and always let him know it. " So.etimes youre too honest but I appreciate it even if I dont say it." He knew at times he could seem emotionless bit he was never like that with Logan.
Taking his seat, he looked over the menu and quickly decided what he wanted. "Im going to go wuth the strawberry French toast with a side of bacon and hashbrowns. I also want coffee with lots of cream." As the waitress walked off, Dylan looked back at Logan and smiled as he saw Logan take his hand. "Would you kill me if I suggested Rock climbing?"



















