Susanna Gilmore is a small-town girl, and she loves everything about it. Now, she and her sister are going from a public school to an elite private school. Despite feeling like she doesn't belong, she determined to make it.
"I'm telling you something is wrong with this internship." Lorelai was letting out her paranoia to her youngest.
Anna sat on her balcony having tea while Naruto and Sasuke enjoyed chicken broth popsicles. "What would be the downside to the internship? It'll look perfect on a resume. He's a big name, right?"
"It will and he is. His family treated her terribly. They don't want her with Logan so why would they hand her this opportunity?" She didn't see the motive behind it.
"Rory is from an influential family, so he is trying to smooth things over. I wouldn't want to go against Emily and Richard Gilmore." She thought Rory was getting a good thing from a horrible situation. "Grandma would destroy them socially and grandpa would get all his partners to pull from business with them."
"His business is newspaper. I don't know how much of that intersects with insurance. Maybe he's going to try and break her." She theorized.
"She said he was treating her decently. He is not playing favorites but he's not being mean to her." She corrects. "He doesn't want to push Logan away. That's probably what this is about. Rory said that Logan was upset about it and wasn't answering their calls."
"Logan, he seems to be the top prize." She mutters.
"Give him a chance." She didn't want her mother to project her childhood issues onto Logan.
"I know these people." She knew the elite type. They thought of themselves as King and Queen. Everyone who didn't live in their gated kingdom was underneath them.
"You're from that life. If you can be different with the same raising then why can't he?" She didn't know why she held a grudge against people of a certain wealth.
"I will meet him with an open mind on Friday night." She agrees.
"You're coming? Are you crazy? Your first night back there is going to be her humiliating you the whole time. I don't think that will make a good impression on Logan." She didn't want to watch that.
"I deserve to meet him too." She sighs. "And I don't need to impress him. He needs to impress me."
"You aren't even going to get to talk to him. They will monopolize him for the whole night. It's going to be gross." She didn't want to go herself but Emily called insisting she come.
"I'm coming." She insisted.
"Fine. It's your funeral." She shrugs.
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Anna was sitting in the living room at her grandparent's manor, reading My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult. Jess sat next to her reading over her shoulder since he had forgotten his book in the car. She looked over the book and watched curiously as the maid put down a vase filled with lilies and picked up the one with peonies. Emily had been going crazy all night over the tiny details. She thought it was ridiculous, Logan had been here before. Emily had met him many times already, while not being good friends the Huntzbergers went to all the same events that the Gilmores did. None of that matters, she insisted they need to make a good impression tonight for Rory. She wanted Logan to feel like a part of the family.
