#Chapter 209: Know Your Place

“I’ll be there soon,” Logan said and hung up the phone. Glancing at me, he must have realized I was watching him, because with a sigh, his gaze dropped to the ground. “I have to go to my father’s house. It’s my mother… she…” As I listened intently, Logan recounted the conversation he had just had with his father, filling in the holes for me, since I had only been able to hear his side of it. When he told me that his mother was in a mental hospital, I placed my hand on his arm gently, silently offering my support. “I have to speak to him,” Logan said. “He won’t tell me anything else unless it’s in person.” “I’m going with you,” I said, determined. He looked at me again, sideways. “Are you sure? He won’t be pleased to see you. He might even be angry. I’d rather not subject you to that.” “We’re a team now,” I told him. “I’m not going to let you face something like this on your own. I don’t care what he says to me.” Logan turned so he could stare at me with full focus. I stood