Hey, so... it's been a few days. I kinda wanted to wait before posting and see how the response would be to this story, and it's been great! Thank you so much to everyone who has read, and thank you again to those who reviewed! I'm excited that some of you really like this story! :D

So, I've got some ideas for what will happen later in this story, but I'm having a little trouble as to how to get there. But I just want to let you know that if any of you have ideas just send them to me, whether it's in a review or if you'd rather PM me. I'm always open to hearing ideas from the readers :)

Okay, enough of me blabbing... here's chapter 2!

Chapter 2:

It was a fairly normal day for Logan. He went through his usual routine before and during his morning classes, which included sleeping through the first two. Lunch was almost normal, he did in fact sit with his three best friends, but Mark and Lisa were also present. The two couples had gone on to plan a double date for that week; Logan had no idea what day they ended up deciding on.

Truth be told, he didn't care much.

His afternoon classes went by much more quickly, especially the last two. He and Lola only half-paid attention while passing notes and playing hangman. If she hadn't been in those last two classes, he was certain he would've died of boredom. Chemistry he didn't even need to pay attention in and Algebra was pointless. Why did they have to bring the alphabet into math anyway?

To his surprise, Michael had not run off with Lisa right after classes and instead the two joined him and Lola in the lounge. Quinn had come shortly after, dragging Lola to a corner for some 'girl emergency'.

"Wonder what that's about?" Michael asked.

"If Quinn's involved I'm not so sure we want to know," Logan said.

Michael nodded in agreement. "Yeah, well I just hope she didn't blow up their room."

"I'm sure their room is fine," Lisa said. "It's probably something about Mark, isn't his birthday coming up?" The boys both shrugged. "You don't even know when his birthday is?"

"He's not our boyfriend," Logan said with one of his eye rolls.

"Uh, well, I know it's sometime this month… I think," Michael stammered under his girlfriend's look of disappointment. He cleared his throat. "How about we go play some pool?"

Lisa rolled her eyes with a giggle. "Okay Michael."

Michael kissed his girlfriend and the two stood. "You gonna play Logan?"

"No, I'm good," Logan said, leaning back. He watched the two walk off knowing that within minutes of playing the two would begin to get cute. He looked over to the Blix machine where Lola was still talking with Quinn. He debating getting up and seeing what the fuss was about, but decided it'd be best not to.

He searched the channels for something to watch as some more students came into the lounge to relax after doing homework. It wasn't long before many of them would leave to grab dinner somewhere on campus. Logan felt someone sit next to him, quite close… maybe a little too close.

He jumped upon seeing Stacey next to him. She greeted him with a smile.

"Hi Logan."

"Um, hi?" he said, leaning away from her. The only thing that interested Stacey besides cotton swabs, was him. He wondered what he had done in his life to deserve having Stacey Dillsen of all girls with a major crush on him.

"So," she began, her lisp not fading in the least, "I overheard that you don't have any plans for tonight and since I don't have plans either-"

He looked around the room for his friends as the brunette next to him began to talk to no end. Michael was helping Lisa to shoot pool; he shook his head, they would be making out in seconds. Lola was no longer talking to Quinn; instead she was now engaged in a conversation with Jeremiah Trottman and his side-kick Dooley, and Quinn was nowhere to be found.

Logan groaned and hid his face in his hands as Stacey continued to talk, oblivious to Logan's discomfort.

Not far from the couch, a pair of brown eyes glanced over to where Logan was trying to get Stacey to stop talking. The girl held up her hand to the boys she was talking with, "I'll be right back."

"Hey Logan."

Logan looked up, relieved to see Lola standing there. He didn't get a chance to respond as Stacey had greeted the actress.

"Oh hi Lola," Stacey said, happy to have another person to talk to. "I was just asking Logan if-"

"Yeah, yeah," Lola cut off. She looked at Logan. "So we're meeting up later to study for our Chemistry test, right?"

"Uh," Logan stammered. His eyes caught hers; he recognized a mischievous glint in them. He smiled, "Oh yeah, right. Definitely."

Beside him, Stacey frowned. "Okay, well, if you and Lola were going to study…"

"Oh, were you and Logan going to do something tonight?" Lola asked, putting her acting skills to use.

"Well, not exactly," Stacey said. "But you two should study, that's more important. I'll see you later."

Logan let out a breath he didn't realize he had been holding as he leaned back into the chair. He looked at Lola. "Thank you. Thank you so much."

"No problem," Lola said with a smile, Logan couldn't help but smile back at her. She started to walk over to where she had left Jeremiah and Dooley. She turned back to her semi-traumatized friend, "But you owe me."

Logan nodded. He watched her go back to the two PCA news boys, his smile slowly fading as she began talking to them once more.

...and Lola saves the day! Hehe.

You gotta kind of feel bad for Stacey though... no one ever listens to her.

Eh, well... this story's not about her anyway :p

So again, thanks to everyone who reviewed! You have no idea how much it means when you do.

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