Logan I Didn't Do It Novels & Stories

"Sir... sir, am really sorry sir. We had no idea she was the one, she dressed so differently we didn't realize." "Okay, you both are fired, you both can leave and done even think of apologizing." They walked out of the office and Lydia rolled her eyes. "That was harsh, it was really harsh. You know am good at things like this." She said and Logan raised a brow thinking he could use her for his next mission. All he has to do is just to make her swear she won't tell anyone or report. It's not like if she reports anyone will believe her but just to be safe.

“He actually recognized me but didn’t show it, Logan was by my side then and weren’t you traitors just now telling me to give Logan a chance?” This was from Bipasha, “who the fuck’s Logan?” This, from Lily, “ditch him.” They responded simultaneously but Lily had the guts to cover hers with a cough. B was too shameless to be ashamed. “Calm down you both, he might not have recognized me. Shame on you both for being disloyal snitches, I taught you better than this and you know it.”

This was better than any thriller I've seen! [What a pair. They deserve each other forever.] [Don't let them off. People like that need to pay for what they did!] I walked over to Harry, who was now cuffed to a pipe, just like I had been. I leaned in close to his ear. "I don't carry the Ford name because I took my mother's last name. The company was hers. It has nothing to do with Cheryl. You got played." After saying that, I walked off without looking back, leaving Cheryl's hateful stare behind me.

"Serene, remember how you said you'd always wait for me—no matter what mistakes I made—as long as I owned up to them? I get it now. I was wrong. I promise I'll cut all ties with Vivian. Can you give me one last chance?" I had indeed said those words. But this wasn't genuine remorse—it was just him desperately trying to admit fault because he finally saw he was about to lose me completely. When the Alpha finally shed the hero persona I'd built up for him, he turned out to be nothing but this pathetic shell. I had to have been blind. It had been years, and I never saw him for what he really was. Kyle held my arm in a stubborn grip, refusing to release me. My friends, however, had long since lo

Lydia’s POV “It looked like the person who took her hid his or her scent well,” Logan said, his voice low but sharp. “We found no trace or hint of anything strange, except for Rina’s.” His tone was different now. On edge and hollow. Like he was trying to control himself, but I could hear the anger hiding underneath every word.

he teased. “I didn’t even know Leonard had a younger brother,” I admitted. “No one mentioned you. It’s like you were... erased.” His smile faltered. “He told them not to say my name in this house,” Logan said. His tone was light, but there was pain tucked beneath it, like dust under an untouched rug. “What?” I said, shocked. “Why?” He looked out into the open sky, a smile pulling on the edge of his mouth, though his eyes were distant. “The name Logan Morano was banned. But I’m back now.”

"We didn't go to the same school, did we?" My heart stops beating. Lying is the only way out. I can't reveal my true identity to Logan; reliving the shame from that rejection in the past would kill me at the spot. "No, we didn't go to the same school." Logan laughs. "Did we date in the past? Is that why you hate me so much?" Ha. I wish we dated in the past. Back when I thought you had a heart inside that chest of yours. "Nope." "I didn't think so either," Logan admits. "I would have remembered a pretty face like yours."

June so 'helpfully' informed him. I wanted to disappear, to just sink into the ground. This was more embarrassing than when I ripped my gym shorts’ seat, and everyone saw that I was wearing a hot pink thong. I was the butt, pun intended, of every joke for two months. I covered my face with both hands, and I was internally cursing June. Logan laughed. It was deep and like his voice gravelly, like if a bear could laugh. "You kids still play that game? Guess some things don't change,” he shook his head. "Though I'm not the guy, anyone should want to marry,” he said.

I cry out. Alec looks pissed as he leaves too. "Finn? Jai? Explain!" Finn is silent as he is gaping at me. Jai walks over to me and pats me on the shoulder. "You didn't really do it, did you?" he asks me. "I didn't believe it, but shit, it looks pretty legit." "What?" "You and Eli," he explains. "A few people had said that you two were seen hooking up." "That is ridiculous." I roll my eyes. "Jai, come on. You can't believe that."

People returned to work. The plaza became quiet again. And for the first time in weeks, my stomach actually hurt from laughing. Maya wiped water from her face. “I’m suing that dog.” I laughed. “You can’t sue a dog.” “Watch me.” “You don’t even know his name.” “I’ll find out.” I laughed again. A real laugh. The kind I had not heard from myself in a very long time. Then a familiar voice spoke behind me. “I don’t think the dog has any assets.”