Only one

The perfect plan

Logan paced back and forth in the living room, his phone in one hand and a notepad in the other. He had never been one to get flustered easily, but planning the perfect proposal for Kendall had him feeling a mix of excitement and anxiety. He wanted it to be just right-something that would reflect everything Kendall meant to him and encapsulate the essence of their relationship.

He had already secured Kendall's parents' blessing, which had been a massive relief. Now came the hard part: planning the proposal without Kendall catching on. Living together made it tricky, but Logan was determined to pull it off. Kendall had always been perceptive, so Logan knew he had to be extra careful.

Logan tapped his pen against the notepad, his mind running through everything he knew about Kendall. He wanted the proposal to feel personal, intimate, and thoughtful-something that would make Kendall's heart swell with joy. A grand, public gesture didn't seem right; Kendall was more about quiet moments, meaningful conversations, and heartfelt gestures.

A memory surfaced, one of their first dates after they had made their relationship official. They had spent the evening under the stars, sitting on the rooftop of their favorite building in LA. It had been simple but perfect, just the two of them wrapped in blankets, talking about their hopes and dreams. That's when Logan knew he wanted to be with Kendall forever. Maybe that's where it should happen, where he should ask Kendall the most important question of his life.

Logan jotted down "Rooftop" on his notepad, a smile forming on his lips. The rooftop was special to them, a place where they had shared so many meaningful moments. It was private, away from the prying eyes of the public, and it was where they had first truly opened up to each other. But he wanted to add something more, something that would surprise Kendall and make the moment unforgettable.

He thought about all the things Kendall loved-the little details that made him who he was. Kendall loved music, nature, and simplicity. He loved moments that felt real and genuine, not forced or overly extravagant. That's when another idea came to him. What if he incorporated all of those things into the proposal?

He could set up the rooftop with soft, twinkling lights, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. He'd scatter some of Kendall's favorite wildflowers around-simple, yet beautiful, just like Kendall's taste. And then, Logan would play a song on his guitar, one that he'd been working on for weeks, written especially for this moment. Music had always been their shared language, and it seemed fitting that it would play a role in the proposal.

Logan scribbled down more notes, the plan slowly coming together. He would need to be careful about how he gathered everything without Kendall noticing. It would take some strategic planning, maybe even involving Carlos and James to help with the setup. They would have to keep Kendall distracted while Logan got everything ready.

The song was another key element. Logan had been pouring his heart into the lyrics, wanting to capture all the little things he loved about Kendall. It was almost ready, but he wanted it to be perfect, so he planned to spend the next few days fine-tuning it. He could already picture the moment in his mind-Kendall's eyes lighting up as he realized what was happening, the quiet joy that would fill the air as Logan strummed the final chords and asked the question that would change both of their lives forever.

As Logan finalized his notes, a pang of nervousness hit him. What if Kendall wasn't ready? What if it was too soon? But then he thought back to all the moments they had shared-the laughter, the quiet nights, the way Kendall looked at him like he was the only person in the world. They were ready. He was sure of it.

Satisfied with his plan, Logan folded the notepad and tucked it away in his guitar case, where Kendall wouldn't stumble upon it. The hardest part was still to come-keeping Kendall from suspecting anything until the moment was just right.

Later that evening, Logan sat beside Kendall on the couch, trying his best to act normal as they watched a movie together. Kendall leaned against him, completely unaware of the storm of thoughts swirling in Logan's head. Every now and then, Logan would glance at him, a small smile tugging at his lips as he imagined how Kendall would react to the proposal.

"Something on your mind?" Kendall asked, noticing the faraway look in Logan's eyes.

Logan quickly shook his head, giving Kendall a reassuring smile. "Just thinking about how lucky I am," he replied, pulling Kendall closer.

Kendall grinned, clearly satisfied with the answer. "I'm the lucky one," he murmured, his eyes drifting back to the screen.

Logan's heart swelled with affection as he held Kendall close, his thoughts returning to the proposal. He was ready to take this next step with Kendall, and soon, he would make sure Kendall knew just how much he meant to him.

The days ahead would be a delicate dance of planning and secrecy, but Logan was determined to pull it off. It had to be perfect-because Kendall deserved nothing less.

And when the day finally came, Logan knew it would be a moment they would both remember for the rest of their lives.