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Chapter 10

"Are you going to stop moving like that? There's nothing to be scared, remember my mother is the one who made me come down to talk to you."

"Does that mean she likes me?"

"I didn't say that, but she doesn't hate you, which is a good thing! You should be more worried about my father." she said, almost cringing as she saw the look of horror that passed over his face. It was as if he was re-thinking what they were about to do, meet her parents. "But don't worry; I'm sure everything is going to be fine."
"For some reason, I don't share your point of view. I've never done this whole let's meet the parents, so I'm allowed to be nervous, to freak out and I don't know what else."

"It's going to be okay." Rory said with a smile as Logan parked into her parent's driveway. "If something goes wrong we'll leave, I promise and remember things went well when I met your sister."

"But that was different; it was my sister, not my parents."
"Yeah, now let's go."

"I'm scared." Logan said, still not moving whereas Rory had already opened the door. He sighed and got out of the car, locking it as he joined his girlfriend who was waiting for him at the door.

"Let's do it." Rory smiled and rang the bell. Lorelei was the one to open the door, she immediately took her daughter in her arms and smiled to Logan who looked so nervous that she thought he was about to have a heart attack.

"No need to have a heart attack blondie, nobody is going to kill you during this dinner. We're just going to share a nice meal and get to know the man our daughter is dating, and don't worry we're nice people." Lorelai told Logan as she realized how nervous he was. "We should probably move, Chris is waiting for us in the living room, he's probably nursing his second Scotch."

"Oh no."

"Oh yes! Your father is going to question your boyfriend and that's why he's in the living room getting our drinks ready. Logan, I believe you like scotch, don't you? Well let's join him in the living room!" she said in an over excited voice as she went into the living room. Logan and Rory looked at each other, both afraid but not of the same thing.

"Logan, I'm sure there's nothing to be scared of. My mom is probably having fun by making you feel nervous, you don't have to worry. My father will just make sure you're good enough to date his little girl and then we'll move on and this diner will be forgotten."

"I hope so." He said as he followed her to the living room where her parents were. Lorelai smiled at the couple before Rory introduced her boyfriend to her father. She watched as a disapproving frown passed over her husband's face, she let out a relieved sigh as she realized no one but her had seen it.

"We should move to the dining room before the supper gets cold. I'm going to put the dinner in the oven and Rory, would you mind giving me a hand?"

"No, I don't." Rory answered as she followed her mother in the kitchen, thinking it would be alright to let her father and her boyfriend alone in the same room. They had gotten along while she was there, so why would they not get along while she was not present?

"Why are you with my daughter?"

"What?"

"I've asked you a question, a simple one, so why are you dating her?"

"I like her, we have fun…"

"Fun? It's interesting how you've just confirmed my opinion about how you're unworthy of dating my daughter; she's too good for you. You're looking for fun, whereas Rory isn't.

"Wait, you don't even know me, how can you judge me like that? We've met only forty minutes ago."

"I don't need more time to know you, I know how guys like you are."

"Guys like me?"

"Yeah, don't think I don't know about your reputation. Everybody in society knows about it, it's not a secret that you like changing your bedmates, and usually they don't last long …"

"Listen, we all make mistakes and I've made more mistakes than I care to count, but this things between Rory and I, is not one. I like to think I make her happy, because honestly she makes me happier than anyone else has ever made me feel. I know she's the one for me, she has been able to look past my name, my look, and money, something no one else has ever been able to do. I think I can fall for her." Logan said with a smile. "Your daughter is amazing."

"I know, why do you think I'm trying to protect her?"

"The one you should worry about is me."

"What?"

"Rory can hurt me much more than I can hurt her. I'm afraid she'll wake up one day and realize she can do much better than me and break up with me."

"I don't think it's going to happen, Rory likes you as much as you like her. For the moment you have my blessing, but I can withdraw it, it's only temporary."

"At least, I've got it for now. That's all that matters; Rory wants us to get along and I want to give her that because I know it will make her happy."

"You might not be such a bad guy after all." Chris said with a little smile as he got up and shook his hand. "We should probably join the girls before they start imagining the worse."

"Which would be?"

"That I killed you and I'm burring your body in our back garden, next to the body of Rory's last boyfriend."