#Chapter 49: Keeping Up with the Hatfields

“She did what?” Dylan asked, stunned. Logan had just recounted his encounter with Natalie at the studio over lunch with his friend. “I’ve dated a lot of women, and I have dealt with a lot of terrible things from the worst of them, but I have never met anyone like this, man,” Logan took a sip of water. “It’s not too late to go through with the divorce you know,” Dylan wiped his mouth with his napkin. Since this had been a very sensitive subject last time they spoke about it, he knew he had to choose his words carefully this time. “You’ve given it your all, no one would fault you for ending it.” “I just…it barely started, you know?” He shook his head. “What would my parents say?” “If you told them everything she’s done, I bet they would tell you you made the best move. She’s going to drain you of everything you own, man.” “She just seemed so different the night I met her,” Logan looked down, folding and unfolding the corners of the napkin in his lap. “I was hoping that sid