#Chapter 212: A Viral Campaign Of Truth

“No way!” Maria gasped, just as Rachel said, “That’s freaking impossible, Hazel.” Their suddenly and visceral reactions helped ease some of my fraying nerves. After seeing Logan’s mother break down at the hospital, and then experiencing Logan totally icing me out of his recovery, I had no idea how to react. Logan wanting to leave me was the most logical solution I could consider at the time. But with my friends support, I realized perhaps that was just what I had been afraid would happen. It wasn’t logical at all. “That man loves you, Hazel,” Maria said. “If he didn’t leave you by now,” Rachel said, “I think he’s locked in for life.” Rachel ushered me toward the couch to sit down while Maria went to pour me a drink. She returned with three glasses of white wine and handed one to each of us, while keeping the third for herself. When I calmed down some, Maria asked, “We’ve been keeping track of all the things the media has been saying about it. It’s absolutely infuriating. T