Heyy guys. I know its been awhile and i know its a short chapter, but I've been busy and i have been writing the sequel to this, there is only going to be one more chapter!! SO sorry for the short one. The next is Speeds funeral, and then ill be adding the sequel.
Eric Delko thought about Speed and Logan as he climbed into his car. When Calleigh had asked him earlier if he knew about the two he lied and said no. The truth was, Speed had told him about a month into it, and he was the one that went with Speed two months ago to pick out the ring. He was going to propose three weeks from now at the annual oyster dinner, but it seemed fate had different plans.
He sighed as he turned the key in the ignition and drove off, wondering how Logan was going to make it through the funeral in one piece. She was carrying a child who had no father to help, she lost someone she loved, her boyfriend, her child's father, her best friend.
He felt like lying wasn't going to help anymore. He had to tell Logan that he knew, but he was scared if he admitted it she would be so heartbroken and upset with him. As he thought he barely realized he had decided to tell her and was on his way to her house.
He pulled up and noticed the garage door was open. Logan stood in front of the bike and when she saw him she forced herself to cast a small smile. She hadn't expected him to stop by, but she wasn't shocked. She figured there was something he hadn't told her.
"Look." Eric said, stuffing his hands into his jean pockets. "I knew you and Speed were dating. He told me, like a month after you guys hooked up. I just wanted you to know that I was with him when he picked out that ring. He was planning on purposing a few months from now at the oyster dinner."
"I figured you knew." Logan smiled at him. It was the first smile she had given since Tim died that was genuine. The first hint of happiness in her since she had said good-bye. "Timmy tells you everything." She said, but corrected herself. "Told." She whispered. She picked at the leather seat, and couldn't look up. "I remember his smile and I keep wondering to myself, what if I forget it?"
"You'll never forget that smart ass's smile" Eric smirked. "And if you do I'm sure there's plenty of pictures to remind you."
"Yeah." She smiled again, and once again it was a real true smile.
Eric felt him right there. He was pretty sure Logan did too. When she smiled, the warm Miami air suddenly got a chill, and a wind rose and swept up leaves into her perfectly cleaned garage. It sent a chill running up her spine, and she knew he was watching them.
Tim smiled when he watched Logan and Eric comfort each other in his loss. It was something they had in common. Something that together they could work to over come.
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Eric had offered Logan company whenever she needed it, and she took him up on it. She cooked them Ramon Noodles and they watched TV. Eric didn't expect her to fall asleep on him. She did though, and he quietly got up and set a blanket on her. Speed chuckled as he watched the site. God had given Speed the will to walk on Earth because he was an Angel. Even though he wasn't seen, he could see them.
When Eric stood to use the bathroom, Speed took the chance to sit at Logan's feet. He watched her as she breathed. Her chest rising up and down. She was the most beautiful thing he had ever seen. The most amazing woman he knew, and he couldn't believe he would never be able to hold her again.