Logan’s eyes flew open. “What?”
“You heard me,” Natalie said. “You put me through hell today, running out of work to do God knows what with your secretary.”
“Babe. Come on. For the hundredth time, we were shopping for a party for you!” Logan said, his anger building.
Natalie crossed her arms in front of her and raised an eyebrow. “You know, I have been cheated on before. I have heard all the lies and excuses you can think of. Do you really think I believe that?”
Logan threw his hands up, helplessly. He didn’t know how to convince her that nothing had happened between him and Hazel. He thought she was being irrational and ridiculous, but he’d dated enough women to know you can’t say those kinds of thoughts out loud to them.
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