#Chapter 140: BFF To The Rescue

Eventually, I couldn’t handle Dylan’s presence anymore, and after gently shoving his shoulder, told him, “Get out of here before you get us both in trouble.” Dylan might have been bolder than Logan, coming into the bathroom to console me, but he would be in no worse shape if he was caught by my side. Dylan, as an attorney, needed these people to make use of his services. If they knew he agreed with me, they might see him in a worse light. I wasn’t about to have Dylan’s work suffer because of my inability to keep my mouth and heart under control. “I won’t be far,” he said as he backed toward the door. Shaking my head, I shooed him again. I didn’t care if I was having a breakdown, I wasn’t going to depend on Dylan right now. I couldn’t – especially not when the person I wanted to console me was Logan and only Logan. As soon as Dylan left, I exhaled a dramatic breath. Looking around the bathroom, there wasn’t too much privacy here. If someone were to come in, I wouldn’t be able