A/N: More writer's block. Sorry! Also, my dad gave me a one hour per day time limit on the computer, so my updates may be less frequent. I'll do the best I can! Thanks for all the reviews. You guys rock!

ulitmategilmoregirl: I just can't compete with cheese, can I?

Mia: I love 'Love, Daisies, and Troubadours'. For the longest time that was my absolutely fave episode! And a lot of people say Daniel's writing sucks, but he's written some of my favorites, so I can't hate him. You share my opinion on Rory's relationships, too! I did like Dean, but then the married thing… And it was their third time going out. That was enough. I love Marty! I miss him. I hope he's back next season!

Indentitycrisis: I read your story! Don't you love me? And your review was better than those two letter ones. But a review is a review, and I'll take anything I can get (dirty!).

Charmedchic72: Well, how could I resist sad puppy dog eyes?

To all: If I confused you, I'm sorry. I didn't mean I was going to kill Jess… In reality, Milo won't come back to the show unless they kill his character. I don't plan on killing Jess, but hey, you never know. Sorry again for confusion.

"Remember you told me everything
I thought I always wanted to hear
And that's where you told me that it's over"

-'Two-Seater' by Bowling For Soup

Lorelai crawled out of her bed at eleven thirty on the night before her wedding. She tiptoed to the closet and pulled out her wedding dress. She carefully laid it across the bed and unzipped the cover. Slowly she lifted it up and walked over to her full-length mirror.

She held the wedding dress up to her body. It was pale blue. Ever since she was little she'd known that she didn't want a white wedding dress. It was too traditional, too prim and proper. She wanted something original.

Lorelai slipped off her gray sweatpants and pulled her red t-shirt over her head. Slowly she stepped into the dress and zipped up the back. She pulled her shoes out of her closet and put them on as well.

She walked back over to the mirror and looked at her reflection. She looked… beautiful. And she'd never really felt that way before. She always acted confident, but never really let on as to how unsure she was.

Right now, though, she looked amazing. And there was no doubt about it.

She thought back to what her mother had said at her bachelorette party. About trying on her wedding dress and how safe she felt.

And for once Lorelai could relate to her mother.

Two hours before the wedding, Rory was busy running around doing errands for her mother. She was busy triple-checking that the flowers were all in the right place when she spotted Jess in the lobby. She approached him and sat down next to him on the couch.

"How's Luke?"

"Nervous. He kicked me out of the room."

"You're kidding."

"Nope. I made a smart-ass comment and apparently he's a little more touchy than usual this morning."

Rory laughed, and Jess couldn't help but crack a smile. Before he knew what he was doing, he leaned in and he kissed her.

Logan, of course, had picked the worst time to enter the room. He saw Jess kiss Rory and immediately backed away and left. He gone before he saw what he needed to see.

Rory pushed Jess away. "What are you doing?"

"I was-" Jess started, but Rory cut him off.

"It was rhetorical. I have a boyfriend, Jess! You know that."

"I just… I thought that maybe…"

"Well, I thought that I made things very clear last year when I told you I didn't want to be with you." Rory stood and began to storm off. Before she left she turned back to Jess. She spoke quietly. "I did love you, you know. I really did." And then she walked back toward her mother's room.

He sat on the sofa, stunned. As much as he wouldn't admit it, he'd wanted to hear her say that ever since the day he met her. She'd finally said it, and he wasn't nearly as happy as he'd imagined he'd be.

Rory stopped outside her mother's door and pulled out her cell phone. She pressed two and the speed dial kicked in. She muttered to herself as she listened to the rings. "Where is he? He should be here by now…"

"Hello?" Logan answered.

"Hey, where are you?"

"Rory?" he asked, using her name rather than calling her 'Ace'.

Rory didn't notice. "Yeah. You were supposed to be here ten minutes ago."

"I was there."

"Why'd you leave?"

"You know why I left." He said angrily.

"No, I don't."

"Then talk it over with your boyfriend."

"Boyfriend? You're my boyfriend, Logan."

"Not from what I saw."

"What did you – Oh." She said as she realized what he was referring to.

"Yeah."

Rory was silent. What could she say?

"Well, are you going to explain this?"

"I pushed him away. I told him I had a boyfriend."

Logan digested this new information. "Really?" he said more calmly.

"Yeah, really."

"So… I should probably turn my car around.

"Probably."

"I'll see you in a couple minutes, then."

"Bye."

"Bye, Ace."

Rory/Logan reconciliation! I'm gonna try to wrap this up, so expect one to possibly three more chapters.

Again, I don't think I have Logan down. I haven't had a chance to watch the 5th season stuff I have taped b/c of the construction at my house, so I haven't had a chance to get more in touch with his character. (Aren't I full of excuses today?)

Review please!