#logan fluff

[ Incoming Message from Unknown Number ]

Unknown: If you don’t show up to morning skates tomorrow, Coach is going to have us doing suicides until our lungs collapse. Get your ass out of bed.

That text popped up at 6:12 on a Tuesday morning while it was still dark outside. Half awake, you stared at it for a second before answering.

Y/N: Bold of you to assume I have an ass, a desire to skate at dawn, or any idea who you are. Unknown: Tucker? quit screwing around man Y/N: Not Tucker. But tell Coach I said hi. Unknown: Shit. Wrong number. My bad. Y/N: Clearly. Next time, double-check the digits before you threaten someone with involuntary cardio. Unknown: Idk, you handled the threat pretty well most people would’ve blocked me. Y/N: Honestly this is the most interesting thing that’s happened all week.

Somehow, texting him became part of your routine. A stupid comment during class. A complaint while studying. A “you alive?” text at 1 a.m.

Unknown became Hockey Boy, and you became Wrong Number. You didn't exchange names, ages, or swap photos. It was nice talking to someone who didn’t expect anything from you. In the real world, you were suffocating under the weight of a brutal pre-law workload, surrounded by competitive Briar U students you couldn't stand. But texting him felt like a weirdly perfect escape.

When your coursework became too much, you poured it out to him.

Y/N: im actually going to lose my mind. if this man assigns one more 20 page case study im dropping out to become a hand model. Hockey Boy: hey, breathe. your hands are probably too pretty for manual labor anyway just take it one page at a time. You're too smart to quit. Y/N: You don't even know if I'm smart. Hockey Boy: let's be honest. you’re absolutely the kind of person who color-codes notes.

You’d blush, hiding your face in your pillow, and vent back when he needed it most. Because as arrogant as he could be, Hockey Boy carried a lot of weight on his shoulders. He never talked about family, but the sheer pressure of his own future seemed to consume him.

Hockey Boy: Scouting reports are out again. The draft talk is getting loud, and everyone's looking at me to carry the line. It’s just a lot of noise. feels like if i screw up one game, everything i’ve done for the last four years doesn't matter. Y/N: You’re the one putting blood on the ice, not the scouts. You play for you tomorrow. Block out the noise. You wouldn't be in this position if you weren't incredible. Hockey Boy: Don't know what I'd do without you, Wrong Number.

Meanwhile, your actual, daily existence was being thoroughly ruined by one very real, very tangible person: John Logan. He sat exactly two rows away from you in your advanced ethics seminar, looking infuriatingly handsome in his Briar hockey jersey, usually spinning a pen between his fingers or whispering jokes to his teammates. You were bitter academic rivals, constantly fighting for the top spot on the grading curve, and you despised his effortless charm.

When the professor called out your name on a rainy afternoon, asking for a counter-argument on a complex case, you stood up and delivered a flawless, razor-sharp critique. As you sat back down, you caught Logan’s eye. He smirked, leaning back in his chair, and mouthed, 'Damn, killer. Chill.' You rolled your eyes so hard you nearly saw your own brain, turning your back to him. God, he was insufferable.

It happened on a Friday afternoon. You were sitting in the campus coffee shop, aggressively typing out a text to your anonymous confidant (pen pal? I don’t know at this point) to complain about your day.

Y/N: I am literally going to murder the hockey golden boy in my ethics class. He just eye-rolled his way through my presentation and then had the audacity to ask for my notes. I hate him.

A few tables over, a distinct, familiar text tone went off. You didn't think much of it until you watched John Logan pull out his phone, his thumbs flying across the screen.

Your phone buzzed in your hand.

Hockey Boy: Let me guess. Arrogant? Thinks his jersey exempts him from reading the syllabus?

Your breath hitched. You looked up from your screen, your eyes locking onto Logan. He was still staring at his phone, a soft, genuine smile on his face—the kind of look he never used in class. You slowly typed a reply, watching him like a hawk.

Y/N: Yeah. His name is Logan. He’s a menace.

Across the room, Logan froze. He didn't just look at the message—he stared at it, his thumb hovering over his screen. Then, his head slowly tilted back, eyes narrowing as he started scrolling up. Fast. Past the rants about the 20-page case study. Past the complaints about the rainy afternoon presentation.

Logan’s head snapped up. His blue eyes scanned the coffee shop until they landed directly on you. You were frozen, holding your phone like it was a live grenade. He just stared at you, the cocky look dropped his face as the dots finally connected.

Because the worst part was realizing he knew that look on your face.

He’d spent months texting the person who complained about him nightly.

You stuffed your phone into your bag, bolted out of the coffee shop, and ignored his texts for the next twenty-four hours.

The next Monday, you walked into the ethics seminar with your guard fully up, fully expecting Logan to mock you, or worse, use your texts against you. Instead, when you got to your usual seat, you found a large iced caramel macchiato sitting on your desk. Sticky-noted to the side was a hand-written message: 'For the future hand model. Don't drop out just yet.'

You looked up. Logan wasn't sitting two rows away anymore. He was sitting in the empty desk right next to yours, and he didn't have his usual cocky smirk.

He looked nervous, which was somehow worse.

"Logan," you hissed, keeping your voice low as the professor started setting up. "What is this?"

"A peace offering," he murmured, his brown eyes searching yours with an intensity that made your stomach completely drop. "And an apology. For being an idiot in person."

"You lied to me," you whispered.

"About what though? I didn't know it was you! We never talked about US like that" Logan defended softly, leaning in closer. "But now that I do... God, Y/N, it makes so much sense. You're just as terrifyingly brilliant over text as you are when you're destroying me on the grading curve."

"I don't do cocky hockey players, Logan."

Logan smiled, but it was soft, vulnerable—the exact tone of the boy you had grown to depend on. He reached out, his fingers hovering just an inch away from yours on the desk.

"Then forget the hockey part for a second."

He glanced down at your coffee. “I’m still the person you text at 2 a.m.”

You stared at him, your heart hammering against your ribs. The arrogance you usually hated was entirely gone, replaced by the boy who had stayed up until 2 AM comforting you through your midterms. Slowly, you reached out and pulled the coffee toward you.

"You're still an idiot," you muttered, though a tiny, involuntary smile tugged at the corner of your lips.

Logan’s entire face lit up, a triumphant, breathtaking grin breaking across his face. He leaned back in his chair, pulling out his phone under the desk.

A second later, your phone buzzed.

Hockey Boy: I know. But I'm your idiot. Let me take you to dinner tonight? No hockey talk. Just us.

You looked over at him, and he gave you a slow, hopeful wink. Biting your lip, you slid your phone out to type back.

Y/N: Only if you're paying, Hockey Boy.

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The door creaks open a little after nine.

It's subtle, but enough to make the house shift.

From the kitchen, you pause—spoon mid-stir, wrist flexed over the pot—and listen.

The sounds follow like clockwork.

Click. Keys hit the counter.

Thud. Boots drag across the worn hardwood.

A long, ragged sigh drapes itself across the air, low, and exhausted. The kind that sounds like it started at the base of the spine and clawed its way up, just waiting for a quiet room to collapse into.

Then:

Clang. His keys land in the ceramic dish by the door.

You don't turn around. You don't need to.

You feel him like the weather.

Even from here, you can sense the weight draped over his shoulders, that familiar gravity that follows him after long days. It's in the way the air stills, in the slight creak of the floor under his step. He carries the city with him—its chaos, its noise, its ache.

Still, you stir the pot again. A strange, lumpy mixture of mashed potatoes, crinkle-cut pickles, and a splash of maple syrup. Horrifying to anyone with a normal sense of taste, but to you, tonight, it smells like salvation.

There's a flicker of hope in your chest. You keep it tucked down low, but it's there—fluttering under your ribs like wings.

From behind you, a voice rumbles out, low and rough like gravel under tires.

“That smell better not be what I think it is.”

You smile—small, private. Eyes on the pot. “Define ‘what you think it is.’”

You hear him move again. Slower now. Closer.

Logan steps into the kitchen like a man emerging from war. His sleeves are rolled to the elbows, forearms streaked faintly with city grime and tired veins. His hair is a mess—pushed back like he ran a hand through it a dozen times but didn't win. His eyes, half-lidded and red at the corners, scan the room with practiced fatigue.

But when they land on you—

There's a pause.

He sees it. Sees you.

Back still turned, hips shifting softly with your stir, one bare foot tapping idly to the music playing low from the old radio. You're wearing his shirt—faded white cotton, soft with age, hanging off you like it's trying to remember the body it used to belong to.

It used to hang past your thighs.

Now?

Now it stretches—just barely—over the gentle swell of your belly.

That sight knocks something loose in his chest. He stares, the ache of the day giving way to something warmer, deeper. Something that clenches behind his ribs and makes his hands ache to touch.

“If you're gonna tell me that's mashed potatoes and pickles,” he mutters, rubbing the back of his neck, “I'm walkin’ straight back outta here.”

You glance back over your shoulder, grin already blooming. “You're not. You can't. Because I'm pregnant. And adorable. And you're too tired to pretend you have boundaries.”

He exhales sharply through his nose. Not quite a laugh—but close.

You turn back to the pot, acting unaffected. But your cheeks are warm.

Behind you, he's still staring. His shirt. Your belly. The sound of the spoon clinking gently against the side of the pot.

The smell, however cursed, feels like home.

He takes a step. Then another.

You don't look, but you feel him coming closer—his body heat blooming like a campfire behind you. That familiar scent of worn leather, road salt, and cheap diner coffee follows him in.

Then—

Arms.

Warm. Rough. Careful.

They slide around you from behind, one at a time, the way someone might pick up something fragile and half-asleep. His palms settle under your bump, large and calloused, cradling the weight like he's still amazed it's real.

His chin dips to your shoulder. Beard grazes your cheek.

He exhales again, softer this time.

He looks older now. The three years of marriage have been a mosaic of quiet mornings, loud arguments, tearful make-ups, sleepless nights, and hands held through it all. He's grayer—silver streaking through his thick hair and in the beard that brushes your cheek. There are more lines around his eyes, more silence in his movements. But also more steadiness. More love.

“You make a damn science project every time you eat,” he mumbles.

You hum, content. “I like to think of it as art.”

He snorts against your skin. “Art that smells like regret.”

You laugh softly, leaning back against his solid chest. Warm.

He shifts slightly, pressing the tip of his nose to your temple. He doesn't kiss, not yet. Just rests there.

“You eat?” he murmurs, voice still gravel and smoke.

“Mhm.”

“You sit today?”

“I did.”

“You rest?”

“I did not,” you reply, tilting your head back with a mischievous smile, “and you can't prove otherwise.”

Logan lets out a slow, tired groan and drops his head forward, forehead resting against your hair.

“Darlin’, I swear to God…”

“But I did do some very pregnant things,” you offer innocently. “Like crying over a car commercial.”

He doesn't react right away. Just breathes in your scent—then, he lifts his head just enough to ask:

“Was it the one with the dog gettin’ older?”

You nod and he chuckles, voice warm with something unspoken. “Shit. Yeah. That one got me too.”

He goes quiet then.

But you feel his hand shift again—just a slight curl of fingers against your belly, like he's checking to make sure everything's still there. That the world hasn't slipped while he was out driving strangers around in the dark.

You take that moment to turn on his arms.

He lets you. Always does.

Now facing him, you get the full picture.

Logan Howlett—your Logan—looks every bit of his years tonight.

The years are mapped in the creases around his eyes, the furrow in his brow that never fully relaxes. His hair is longer now, thick and wild, streaked silver at the temples and in the beard that lines his sharp jaw. There's a tiredness in his eyes that sleep doesn't fix. But beneath it, always, is something else—something deep and steady and there.

He's the kind of tired that comes from surviving. And somehow, still showing up.

You place your hands on his chest, fingers splaying across the worn shirt stretched over muscles and old scars.

“Okay,” you say softly. “Now the real craving.”

He blinks like he missed something, “...What else could you possibly want?”

You lift your chin, full pout engaged. “I want to dance.”

There's a beat of silence.

He blinks again. “Dance?”

“In the kitchen.”

“You're serious?”

“I'm pregnant, hormonal, and barefoot,” you say, lifting one foot with exaggerated drama. “I deserve one romantic-ass kitchen dance.”

He looks down at you like you've grown a second head.

“Baby,” he rasps, rubbing the bridge of his nose, “I just drove around the city for ten hours. Got called ‘hey driver’ by a guy in a flamingo suit. I'm runnin’ on fumes and one questionable burrito.”

You pout harder. Weaponized. The bottom lip trembles just enough to be deadly.

“But I wanna dance.”

He stares. Opens his mouth. Closes it again. Rubs a hand down his face. “You gotta be kiddin’ me.”

“Nope.”

“Darlin’, my back hurts.”

“My feelings hurt.”

Logan groans—long and low. You're pretty sure it's not frustration anymore. It sounds dangerously close to surrender.

And then you pull the ace.

You rest your cheek against his chest, voice dropping low. “Please, Logan? Just one slow song.”

That does it. Not the silly argument, not the pout—the soft, tired way you say it. He can hear the ache under your voice. You don't want much. You just want him.

He closes his eyes, runs a hand down your spine like it might steady him more than you. And then—he lets out a breath, soft. Tips his head back. “God, help me,” he mutters before reaching for your hand.

The music's already playing—something bluesy, quiet, like it's been waiting too.

He pulls you in. One arm around your back, one hand clasping yours like he’s done it a thousand times. His steps are clumsy at first.

“I haven't danced in thousands years,” he mumbles into your hair.

But your body knows his. The rhythm finds you. Swaying slowly in a warm kitchen, under yellow light, surrounded by the scent of mashed potatoes and pickles and home.

You're warm in his arms. Breathing steady. Baby between you.

“You okay?” he whispers, because he always asks. Because he always needs to know.

“I am now,” you whisper.

He nods before closing his eyes, just for a moment.

“I've been worried,” he confesses. Quiet. “About you. The baby. This whole thing.”

You lean back to look up at him, hands on his chest.

“You've been incredible, Logan. You worry too much.”

“Someone's gotta,” he says. Not joking. Not even a little. “You're carrying everything good I got left.”

You reach up and brush his jaw with your fingers. “Then, I'm keeping it safe.”

He smiles, before lowering his head and presses a long kiss to your forehead—slow, grounding. One that says ‘thank you’ and ‘I love you’ and ‘I'm not going anywhere’.

The song ends.

But he keeps holding you anyway.

You smirk into his chest. “So… mashed potatoes and pickles?”

He groans like a dying man. “This kid's got a cruel streak.”

You laugh, soft and free. “Takes after their father.”

He snorts, laughing. “Very funny.”

He turns off the pot before gently guiding you toward the table, still holding you like you might float off without him. “Let's feed you and your weird little alien baby, then I'm crashing on the couch like the old man I am.”

You loop your arm around his. “You are an old man.”

“Yeah,” he mutters, lips brushing your hair. “But I'm your old man.”

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“Professor, I’m so sorry. I didn’t mean—”

“(Y/N), it’s not me you should be apologizing to. It’s your team. That’s who you both let down.” He eyes flick between you and Logan.

“I’ll go apologize to them now.” You turn to leave.

“You too Logan.” Charles says.

On this latest mission, you needed to sneak into a factory and take down all of the enemies— But you and Logan were arguing so loudly, you alerted all of the rivals, turning a few quick sneak attacks into full blown fights. No one was badly injured but you still felt horrible about it.

“This is all your fault.” You mumbled, just loud enough for Logan to hear.

“My fault? You’re kidding.” He huffs.

“Shut up.” You walk ahead of him, on the way to the common room to see your team.

Everyone was sitting there, talking amongst themselves. Once you and Logan entered, they all stopped their conversations and looked at you.

“Guys. I am so sorry about this mission.”

“I’m sorry, extremely sorry, and I apologize for my behavior.” Logan mocked your expression of regret.

“You are such a child, Logan! I’m trying to apologize!” You raised your voice.

“I am too!”

“Can you two just stop?” Hank stood up, silencing you both. “Your attitudes have been getting in the way of every mission. If you guys can’t get along then maybe you shouldn’t be here.”

“Oh..” You didn’t know how to respond. You couldn’t believe you let your dislike for Logan get in the way of your job, so much that they thought you shouldn’t be an X-Man anymore.

They all left the room, leaving just you and Logan to culminate in your thoughts.

“I think it’s pretty obvious we’re not going to get along any time soon.” He broke the silence.

“We’ll figure it out.”

“Yeah, whatever you say.” He walked out, as you sat in the empty room.

The next day, Xavier called you and Logan into his office yet again. You were concerned, worried he might be kicking you off the team. But instead, he said he had a mission for you two.

“I need you to pose as a couple. You’ll be going to an upscale hotel in Manhattan. It’s a cover for a drug smuggling ring. You two will stay as guests in order to collect information. I need everyone that is there, guests and workers alike, to think you two are madly in love. We don’t know who could be involved, so we can’t have them think anything suspicious.”

“Professor, is that the best idea? We just blew the last mission because we couldn’t stop arguing.”

“If you two fail this mission, I will have no choice but to replace both of you. You are amazing at what you do, but your arguing affects everyone. Not just yourselves.”

“Okay. We won’t let you down.” Logan speaks up.

***

The trip to the hotel was long and frustrating. You two couldn’t agree on anything the entire time. You criticized his driving, he criticized what you put on the radio, and how loud it was. You called him an old man, which just resulted in the radio being turned off and continuing the last hour drive there in silence.

When you arrived, it was late afternoon. Logan, pretending to be your fiance, grabbed all the bags by himself and walked inside. The hotel was huge. It was upscale, classy. So fancy you were afraid to touch anything, in fear it might break.

“Hi! Checking in for Anderson.” He greeted the front desk clerk, giving his forged name. He dropped the bags on the floor and you wrapped yourself around his now-free arm, squeezing it.

“Hello, Mr. Anderson.” She smiled back, “Let’s see. You had the penthouse, correct?”

“That’s right.”

“We’re celebrating our engagement!” You beamed, holding out your hand, showing off your fake engagement ring.

“That’s lovely. Congratulations! We’ll have a bottle of champagne in your room for celebration.”

“Thank you so much!” You squeaked.

He finished the check-in process, then you headed to the top floor.

The penthouse was absolutely gorgeous. It was huge, the size of a decent apartment. Just like the lobby, you were afraid to break something.

“Wow.. This is amazing. Only time I’ll ever get to stay in a penthouse and it’s with you.” You said, as he shut the door.

“I was just thinking the same thing. Now, c’mon we gotta go to the pool. Get changed.” He handed you your bag.

You opened it, pulling out your bikini. It was the only one you had, admittedly from a few years ago. You didn’t have time anymore to relax by a pool or go swimming in the ocean, so this swimsuit had to do. It was a simple black string bikini.

You went inside the bathroom to change. Once you had your swimsuit on, you felt a little self conscious at the amount of skin showing, but figured it’d help with the whole ‘can’t keep your hands off your new fiance’ vibe you and Logan needed to exude for this mission.

You walked out of the bathroom, faking confidence you didn’t have. Logan had taken the opportunity to just change in the living space since he was alone. He was wearing black swim trunks. It was funny, it looked like you two had matched on purpose.

“Wow.” He said quietly, clearing his throat.

“What? You like what you see?” You joked at his clear uncomfortableness with seeing you in such little clothing.

“Whatever, let’s just go.” He spat, grabbing two towels, the key, and exiting the room.

The second you were out the door, you both had big smiles on your face. His arm was around you, holding your side as you headed to the pool.

It wasn’t too busy, just a few kids with their parents, and a bartender at the outdoor bar. You told him you wanted a drink, so that’s where you headed first.

“Hey, can I get two Mojitos?” Logan asked, handing him the room key “And can you just charge it to our room?”

“Of course,” He started working on the drinks immediately, while you two sat and people-watched. He finished the drinks, and gave you them and the room key back.

You said thank you as you walked off, hoping Logan would just follow. There was a small hot tub that was empty, so that’s where you went. You stepped in carefully, afraid of slipping, and sat down in the warm water.

“Really?” Logan whispered, a fake smile still adorned on his face.

“This is what couples do, Logan. And we’re a couple for this weekend. So sit down and act like you love me, sweetie.” Your grin was starting to hurt your cheeks.

He sat down across from you, and you mentally rolled your eyes. You got up, and repositioned yourself, sitting in his lap, “What part of ‘act like you love me’ are you not getting?” 

He was frozen for a moment, caught off guard but quickly acted like he was happy to have you there, to not draw suspicion. You both took sips of your drink, as you continued to nonchalantly looked around.

You two stayed at the pool for awhile, taking mental notes of the guests and employees you saw. Honestly, this hotel didn’t seem too strange. But Xavier said it was a front so you guessed that’s why it seemed so normal, for their cover.

Once your drinks were empty, and the sun had started to go down, you both decided to head back up to the room. He got out drying himself off before wrapping you up in your towel. He picked you up and carried you bridal-style to the penthouse.

“Logan!”

“What? Just acting like I love you.” He smirked.

Once inside the room, he set you down. “I’m gonna go shower.” You stated, not really knowing what to do. 

He just nodded, walking off to the kitchenette. You grabbed your bag and headed to the bathroom.

***

You mentally cursed yourself as you scrambled through your bag, searching for a pair of pajama shorts you thought you packed, but they were nowhere to be found. 

“This cannot be real.” You whispered. The only other clothes you brought were jean shorts, and you sure as hell weren’t going to sleep in those.

You pulled out your oversized sleepshirt, putting it on. The hem landed right above the middle of your thigh. It was a little shorter than the length of a nightgown, so you just hoped he wouldn’t notice. You slipped on a pair of panties, snatched up your things, and exited the bathroom.

You immediately bumped into Logan, who was standing right outside the door.

“What the fuck?” You raised your voice, annoyed. “Why are you right outside the door?”

“I was about to knock. You’ve been in there for over an hour.”

“It’s all yours!” You sassed.

You walked over to the small kitchen, and see he had already opened up the champagne. You had a glass as you sat on a barstool, writing down some notes about the people you’d observed earlier. Pouring yourself another glass, you headed over to the bed.

Just as you made yourself comfortable, Logan came out of the washroom, in just a towel. You stared at his wet torso for a moment, hypnotized.

“My eyes are up here.” He laughed.

You looked up, embarrassed.

“Forgot my clothes. Hey, wait, why are you in the bed?”

“…Because I’m the girl?”

“You're also the short one. I can’t fit on that couch.”

“Oh, c’mon. It’s a big bed. We can both fit just fine. Unless you’re nervous. Never slept with a girl before, Lo?”

He sighed, clearly not wanting to argue, before taking his clothes and escaping back to the bathroom. You silently celebrated your victory.

He came out a few moments later, turning off the lights, sliding under the blankets and getting comfortable. You both ended up facing the same direction. If he was any closer, he’d be the big spoon, but there was a few inches separating you.

You adjusted your body, and accidentally felt your ass rub against him. You went rigid from humiliation, before scooting away slightly, ignoring it since he didn’t say anything.

You tried to fall asleep, but it was difficult, for many reasons. One, you’re not used to having someone else in your bed. Two, he was breathing heavily. Three, you couldn’t stop thinking about how sexy he was.

Of course, you knew Logan was attractive, you’d thought that since the moment you first saw him. But today, probably because of the faux-gagement, the touching, the flirting, you saw him differently. He was still getting on your nerves, but the flames between you two… His body… It was unlike before.

You exhaled a breath you didn’t know you were holding. You twiddled your feet, moving around your body nervously, before unintentionally grazing your ass against his crotch again.

“Y’know, if you keep rubbing your ass against my dick, I’m gonna do something about it.” His words sounded gruff in your ear, but they gave you butterflies.

“Maybe that’s what I want.” 

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⤷ user (what's going on?) (why did he call her babe???)

⤷ user (why are logan and yn talking?) (not on my 2024 bingo card)

⤷ user (well they both know oscar)

⤷ user (but he called her babe??)

user help all the replies to their comments being in parentheses as well 😭😭😭

user am i the only one who prefers yngan to ynscar

⤷ user nope!

⤷ user i love them so much, but it's probably unlikely and we don't see much interaction from them

ynusername

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ynusername pov you're max verstappen at miami and you look in your mirrors

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user oh my god

user im speechless

user the soft launch with the meme of oscar was not on my list of things happening this season 😭

bsfusername you know you're never beating the rumors

⤷ ynusername sadly 😓😓😓

⤷ bsfusername okay but when was this tho

⤷ ynusername wdym 😋

⤷ bsfusername don't gaslight me

⤷ ynusername what's gaslighting???

⤷ bsfusername bitch.

⤷ user rumors? such as the ynscar rumors?

user logan in the likes?

⤷ user hes BEEN in the likes for a hot sc, you just couldn't see him lurking

oscarpiastri you're not coming to the next race

⤷ ynusername WHY NOT??? IM YOUR BIGGEST SUPPORT 🙏🏻

⤷ oscarpiastri support your boyfriend

❤️ by author + logansargeant

⤷ ynusername SHHHH!!!

user wait so oscar isn't her boyfriend?

user anyone see logan in the likes???

⤷ user gotta support the homie's girlfriend

⤷ user gotta

⤷ user they aren't dating 😭

user okay, but do we know FOR SURE oscar and yn are dating? they just seem like really close friends...?

⤷ user SOMEONE GETS IT

user real ones know that oscar and yn are childhood friends

ynusername has posted a story!

[caption: guys look at my uber driver 😢]

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user PLEASE RESPOND TO THE RUMORS

user 1. you're dating oscar a. true b. false

user he doesn't even have the steering wheel 😭

ynusername 🤫

user oh my god im gonna faint, tell oscar and logan i love them

oscarpiastri you had the wheel

ynusername stupid, american cars amiright 🤣

oscarpiastri sure

ynusername okay no need for the attitude mr. im a formula 1 driver and am too cool for my BEST FRIEND IN THE ENTIRE WORLD!

oscarpiastri go bother your BOYFRIEND

ynusername okay

ynusername ...

ynusername you're supposed to feel bad

oscarpiastri 😐😑😐

ynusername

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ynusername my american boy <3

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user the random middle of the day hard launch

⤷ user but im not complaining

logansargeant my kangaroo <3

⤷ ynusername EXCUSE ME???

⤷ logansargeant 😊

⤷ ynusername okay american eagle

oscarpiastri finally putting an end to the rumours i see

⤷ ynusername well you weren't going to do it so someone had to

⤷ oscarpiastri i thought it was common knowledge that i had a girlfriend that wasn't you

⤷ ynusername osc...im gonna hold your hand when i tell you this

⤷ oscarpiastri dont touch me

user the sass from oscar 😭😭

⤷ user i know right😭🫣

logansargeant

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logansargeant i love my aussie side

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user ON MY CELLULAR DEVICE???

oscarpiastri i thought i was your aussie side mate

⤷ logansargeant oh no, you are dw

⤷ ynusername probably why he put a picture of oscar in the hard launch

⤷ logansargeant you put one in the soft launch

⤷ ynusername fair point

user i was not expecting this (i was indeed expecting it)

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The intrigue in your neighbour's activity had been a shameful recent development. He'd have company over almost every night now; which meant constant, rough sex.

The shared two-story house was old, and the walls were poorly insulated, which surely didn't aid your newfound obsession. Your unit was the basement suite: a homely one-bedroom, one-bathroom with a large kitchenette and living room. Even though you both lived in the same quarters, you both had your own respective spaces and entrances, which meant you rarely crossed paths. 

You knew little about the man upstairs, only that he lived alone, wasn't the talkative type, and rode a Harley Davidson that was equally as loud as his one-night stands.

Though it was ill-mannered of him to be as careless as he was, you couldn't stop yourself from being attracted to him. He might've had a good twenty years on you, but that didn't matter in this case. 

The man was in phenomenal shape for his age; You had come home one day to him working on his bike, shirtless. His physique was composed of thick broad shoulders that counterbalanced his narrow waist and muscular biceps that bulged beneath his skin, flowing seamlessly into veiny forearms. Dark curls of hair stretched downwards from his brawny chest, over his chiselled abs and disappeared into the denim waistband of his wranglers. 

To pair with that irresistible body, was a charmingly rugged face. Thick, untamed eyebrows cast a shadow over his piercing hazel eyes, while dense sideburns traced the sharp angles of his jawline. His short, spiked hair flared into two distinct tufts on either side of his head, adding to his wild, primal look.

"-Logan! I'm coming!" The voice screamed. Since this all began, you found yourself feeling rather bitter. Not only was it rude and annoying but from what you managed to pick up, most nights they would be playing out the very type of fantasies you'd always had but never got the chance to experience.

You let out a heavy sigh, feeling that excitement slowly pool in your lower stomach. You knew this would end soon, Logan seemed to have quite the routine, so your impending neediness wouldn't go any farther. 

His partners were usually dead silent for the rest of the night, presumably busy sleeping off the intense sex, which made the inconvenience somewhat tolerable. The only time they would potentially disturb you again was as they made their exit down the stairs the morning after. You could catch glimpses of them as they passed in front of your kitchen window, usually around the time you'd be having your coffee. 

From the looks of it, he had a type: girls your age. They'd always be dressed in last night's skimpy outfit, with knotted hair, but somehow still looked gorgeous. As they stumble their way to the taxi at the edge of the driveway. You'd observe them closer pressing up the glass, often spiking your jealousy.  

The first few you had laid eyes on made you snicker a jaded"How original."  But you were well used to it by now. 

Logan was your typical walking mid-life crisis; Bringing home adventurous young women, fucking their brains out, sending them away in a yellow chariot and never talking to them again. From the frequency of these one-night stands it looked as if he was trying to satisfy a hunger he couldn't seem to fulfill. Almost like preparing for hibernation.

 He was living the bachelor life that men his age could only dream of having, but there was something about the whole routine that felt...off. It was as if every conquest left him more empty, more distant and detached from everything and everyone around him. It wasn't just women that Logan indulged in, he was also a heavy drinker. You could tell by the recycling bin, always overflowing with liquor bottles, and the fact that the few times you'd been to The Black Lodge—the only bar in small-town Burns, Alaska—you had seen him there

You watched from your bar stool, careful to remain unnoticed. The brief exchanges between him and the bartender made it clear he was a regular—no need for small talk, just an easy, practiced silence. Logan's eyes, however, never lingered on the glass of neat whiskey in front of him. Instead, his gaze swept over the crowd, scanning for his next target, his posture relaxed but predatory. Despite his intimidating exterior, there was something magnetic about the way he worked the room, luring them in with lustful glances. He wasn’t just playing the game—he was built to win.

His trophy shelf was overflowing, yet there was no trace of happiness in Logan’s eyes.

You couldn’t help but wonder if this was the Logan everyone else saw—rough around the edges, careless, chewing through women and booze as if they were nothing more than fleeting distractions. Or was there something deeper, a hidden tenderness that only emerged behind closed doors? He never had family or friends over, just a revolving door of women. His life seemed lonely, private, and it made you wonder what demons gnawed at him when the nights grew quiet and the distractions faded away.

Was it trauma? 

Regret?

Or just the inevitable realization that his time was running out?

A part of you cared and wanted to be there for him, but it wasn't as simple as ringing his doorbell, he was unapproachable. During the few interactions you shared, he made it unmistakably clear that he had no interest in forming any kind of relationship with you. His responses were dry and curt, laced with a dismissive tone that cut down any hope of connection. Each word felt like a brick wall being built between you. He practically didn't look at you the entire time, keeping his eyes focused everywhere else but on yours. You couldn't help but feel a pang of disappointment with every exchange, it was as if he was purposefully keeping you at arm's length.

Through your confusion, you understood why. You weren't what he was interested in, you couldn't contribute to his unfaltering hunger. You were more than happy to not be categorized with what he'd bring home from the bar, but a slight part of you wished that for one night, you would be. 

The selections were slim in Burns and you were newer to the area, which made it impossible to call for a late-night booty call, unlike him. It had been a long time since you'd last been with someone and the constant exposure to Logan's fruitful sex life made you grow needier by the day, which is where your obsession initially formed.

It began with something small, almost too innocent to notice. You found yourself paying closer attention to his everyday routine, drawn by curiosity. You’d glance out the window to check if his motorcycle was parked in the yard, and when you heard the faint sound of his footsteps starting the day, you’d instinctively check the clock taking mental notes of his wake-up times.

Before you knew it, your interest had evolved into something deeper, something far more personal. You began noticing his trash in your shared waste bin; discarded remnants of his life blending into your obsession. At the liquor store, you found yourself buying the same brand of beer he preferred, curious to experience the taste that would linger on his lips if you kissed him. At the supermarket, you began to choose the same detergent, not for practical reasons, but to breathe in the scent that clung to his skin.

There was a day that he left his Johnny Cash shirt outside. He tossed it on the ground carelessly after working up a sweat while fixing something in the yard. When he left, you ran out and took it. As your compulsion grew, so did your need for closeness to him. The shirt became more than just a relic of him—it was a trigger. 

You began wearing it late at night, feeling its used fabric against your skin. While the sounds of him having sex filtered through the thin walls. The rhythmic creaking of his bed upstairs, the faint moans, you’d inhale it deeply, lost in his scent. You'd thrust your fingers deep inside of you, following along with his rhythm, imagining it was him inside you—picturing how Logan would take control, filling you with the intensity you longed for. In those moments, it was as if he belonged to you, even if just in fantasy.

Your cheeks flushed red as you listened along, It was become too much to handle. You unmuted your episode and got up, needing to find some distraction. 

"It’s almost over," you told yourself, trying to ignore the urge to grab his shirt and take care of things right then and there. Instead, you walked over to the unpacked boxes in the corner of your living room, hoping to find a distraction.

As you opened the cardboard, you started sifting through the mismatched stuff crammed inside. Your fingers brushed against something soft and bristly, sparking your curiosity. You tightened your grip and pulled it out for a better look. To your surprise, it was an old wig from a Halloween costume—vivid and wild, a memory you had almost forgotten.

The faint sounds you were trying so hard to ignore managed to slip through anyway, sparking a devilish idea as you twirled the wig in your hands. You were going to get his attention, whether he liked it or not. A mischievous grin spread across your face; this could be your way in. It was time to shake things up and show him a side of you he hadn’t seen yet. 

It was the next day, and you knew for sure that Logan would be at that bar, just like he was every Thursday. You stepped inside, adjusting the wig discreetly, tucking away any hint of your natural colour, determined to become someone new for the night. This was a wild idea, but desperate times called for bold measures. You were dying for some relief and he was the only remedy for this ache you couldn’t shake.

The bar buzzed with energy, a lively crowd which meant you had competition. But tonight, you were set on one thing: going home with him, and anyone else.

You’d dressed the part—skin exposed, tight-fitting clothes that hugged your curves just right, making you feel both powerful and vulnerable at the same time. 

You scanned the bar, your heart racing as you spotted him in his usual seat. The moment you walked in, his eyes locked onto you, holding your attention captive. You averted your gaze and took a shaky breath, your feet guiding you across the room, drawn to him like a moth to a flame.

Pretending not to notice his gaze, you played coy, an enticing smile dancing on your lips. You slid into the seat across from him and reached for the black menu that lay before you, feigning interest in the options. Your eyes traced the words, but your mind was elsewhere—focused on the weight of his stare and the electric tension building between you.

The bartender approached, and you quickly ordered the first thing your eyes landed on, feeling a rush of nerves. You folded the menu neatly, deliberately turning your attention to the crowd, avoiding his gaze, you weren't playing his game, you were playing yours. The thrill of the chase sent a shiver down your spine. The bar chattered around you, laughter and conversation creating a lively backdrop as you focused on maintaining an air of nonchalance, even as you could feel his eyes on you, studying you with that intensity.

A beautiful stemmed glass slid in front of you, snapping your attention to your hands. You mumbled a thankyou and you took a sip, savouring the sweet burn as it slid down your throat. It gave you a moment to gather your thoughts. Just as you were about to steal a glance his way, you noticed from your peripheral that he leaned back in his chair, arms crossed, a smirk playing on his lips. That confident look told you he knew exactly what you were doing.

"Nice wig," he said, his voice low and smooth, cutting through the noise of the bar like a knife. The compliment sent a rush of heat to your cheeks, but you kept your expression cool, shooting him a sidelong glance as if you were just as unfazed by him.

“Thanks,” you replied, forcing a casual tone. “Just thought I’d switch things up a bit.”

He raised an eyebrow, clearly intrigued. The game was on, and you were ready to play.

Logan leaned forward, his eyes sparkling with mischief. “It suits you, it's different.”

You felt a thrill at his words, the compliment warming you in ways you hadn’t anticipated. You kept your composure, but inside, your heart raced. “I like keeping things interesting,” you replied, matching his playful tone.

The atmosphere around you shifted slightly, the crowd fading into the background as you locked eyes again. The moment felt charged, filled with unspoken possibilities. You could sense the magnetic pull between you intensifying, and it was exhilarating.

He took a sip of his drink, never breaking eye contact. “Well, you're doing a good job of doing that."

You smiled, feeling a rush of confidence. “It's just a little bit of fun for a Thursday night. What about you? Same old routine, I bet?”

His smirk widened a glint of challenge in his eyes. “You could say that. But maybe I’m looking for something different tonight.”

The weight of his words hung in the air, sending a thrill of anticipation coursing through you. This was the moment you’d been waiting for. You leaned forward, pushing your breasts together. “Well, that's hard to imagine. What’s your idea of different?”

 Logan’s eyes dropped to your cleavage. “How about we take this conversation somewhere a little more private?” His voice was low, rich with promise, and it sent a jolt of anticipation through you.

You raised an eyebrow, feigning casualness even as your heart raced. "And where would that be?”

He chuckled softly, a deep, rich sound that sent a shiver down your spine. “How about the upstairs at your place?”

The two of you made your way up the narrow staircase, the familiar creak of the wooden steps echoed in the silence. You could feel the heat radiating off him, each step heightening the anticipation of what was to come. You both reached his door, and his keys jingled as he unlocked it.

The door swung open, and you stepped inside as he held the door open for you. The soft light from his living room illuminated the space, casting warm shadows that danced along the walls. The place was surprisingly tidy, with the scent of cedar and booze lingering in the air.

Logan followed you in, closing the door behind him with a deliberate click that sent a thrill down your spine. “Welcome to my humble abode,” he said, his voice low and teasing.

You didn't know what you expected but it wasn't this. You took in the details of his space—artwork hung at odd angles, a well-worn couch sat invitingly in the center, and an empty whiskey glass perched on the coffee table. It was comfortable, lived-in, and spoke to the kind of man he was.

“Nice place,” you said, trying to sound casual, but your pulse quickened as you caught the intensity of his gaze. A beat passed.

“Are you sure you want to do this?” he asked, a hint of seriousness threading through his playful tone.

Your heart raced at the implication of his question. “I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t,” you replied biting your lip,  voice steady from a boldness surging through you.

Logan smirked, his expression shifting from playful to something more primal and dark. 

“Good. Because I don’t plan on holding back. Gotta teach you a lesson after all,”

Before you could respond, he closed the distance between you, backing you against the wall with a firm press of his body. The warmth of him enveloped you, and you felt your breath hitch as he leaned in, his lips hovering just inches from yours. As he grabbed your face, his calloused fingers dug into your cheeks roughly, parting your lips open.

“I know you took my shirt, you fucking freak,” he murmured, his voice thick and husky.

You were unable to form words as you felt the threat of what was to come flood your senses. Your heartbeat stammered in your rib cage, fear overcoming you but there was a thrilling undercurrent of excitement that was hard to ignore. Logan’s intense gaze held you captive, and the edge in his voice sent the tension crackling in the air between you.

“You didn’t think I’d notice?” he continued, a low chuckle escaping his lips, laced with a hint of danger. “A man owns about three good shirts and is bound to notice when one goes missing.” His thumb brushed over your bottom lip, making your breath hitch again, but you couldn’t bring yourself to respond.

“You’ve been watching me,” he stated, his voice dropping even lower. “Spying on me like some lovesick teenager. It’s cute, but it’s also… a little sick.” The intensity in his gaze softened slightly, a flicker of something deeper behind his fierce exterior.

You swallowed hard, the words caught in your throat. “I—”

“Save it,” he interrupted, his grip tightening around your jaw just enough to keep your attention focused on him. “Don't give me excuses. Tell me why.”

The question hung in the air, heavy and charged. What could you possibly say that would explain the tangled web of emotions and desires that had led you here? His proximity was intoxicating, and the conflict between fear and yearning made your head spin.

“I... I just wanted to understand you,” you finally managed, your voice barely above a whisper. “I hear you with the women you bring home... and I want that. ”

Logan's smile grows somehow even darker. "So ya' got all dressed up for me because you want me to fuck you like I do with the others? That right, sweetheart?" 

The only thing you could do at this moment was give him an eager nod, the ache between your legs growing shamefully larger by the second. 

“I’ll give you what you want kid', but you need to know something first.” He paused slightly, the air between you thick with tension. 

“I’m the best at what I do, and I don’t do it very nicely.”

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