(Lociet) High School Hierarchy Book 2

Logicality One Shot.

"Roman please, you are being irrational." Logan pushed his glasses up his nose.

"Irrational?! How am I irrational may I ask?!" Roman shouted at Logan. They were in the side's living area.

"Roman, please stop-" Patton tried to speak up.

"No! You know what?! I want to know why you date him! A robot incapable of feeling anything! He doesn't care about anyone!" Roman snapped angrily.

Everything in the room seemed to freeze. Roman realized what he had said and turned to Logan to apologize.

"Logan I'm-"

Logan sank out before he could finish.

"..sorry.."

~•~

Logan was biting his lip as he cried. He didn't want anyone to hear. Especially not his boyfriend, Patton.

Droplets of blood began to appear from how hard he was biting his lip.

He dug his nails into his arms and he hugged himself. He pierced the skin unknowingly.

There was a knock on the door. "Logie? Can I come in? I know you're crying. I can sense everyone's emotions if I want to.

When Logan didn't give a response Patton opened the door slowly to see if he was okay.

A small bit of blood was dripping down his chin, while blood cascaded down his arms from where his nails were.

Patton quickly rushed forward. "Logan please stop!" He carefully pried Logan's arms away and hugged him.

Logan hugged back. His body was shaking with sobs. "I-I'm suppos-sed to help y-you P-patt-t-ton."

Patton smiled sadly as he rubbed circles on the other's back. "We can help each other Logie bear."

Patton had a mild case of depression that Logan had discovered when they began to date. He immediately began to research the topic extensively to figure out ways to help him.

Logan had never felt so many negative emotions at once. "I-is this h-how you feel?"

"Kind of. Your's are a bit stronger because you repress them but yeah, they're almost the same." patton combed his fingers through Logan's hair.

Logan slowly began to calm down.

He looked up at Patton. His eyes were puffy and red, a few tears still staining his pale complexion.

Patton smiled down at him sadly and wiped away the remaining tears. He kissed Logan's forehead and hugged quietly.

"Roman's sorry." Patton spoke softly. "he didn't mean what he said."

"I can't forgive him as of this moment." Logan hid his face in Patton's chest.

"That's okay. You don't need to. Do you want to watch a movie?" He looked down at the secretly vulnerable side fondly.

Logan nodded. "Yes. You may choose the movie."

Patton chose out a movie and picked up Logan carefully. He carried him to his bed and set him down. He put the movie in the DVD player below the TV and grabbed the controller.

He walked back and Logan scooted over to make space for Patton.

He smiled and sat next to him. He pulled the other close as he pressed play.

~•~

A month had passed and Logan had yet to forgive Roman. Or even speak to him.

He felt upset whenever he was near him, remembering what Roman had called him.

Robot.

Logan felt someone grab his shoulder as he was walking with a book to the kitchen.

He turned and saw Roman looked down at him guiltily. "Logan. I want to say, i'm sorry and it was out of line for me to calm you something that isn't true. You make Patton really happy and I'm sorry if I messed something up.."

Logan shook his head. It was time to forgive him, he knew he couldn't avoid him forever. "You did not disrupt our relationship in any way. If anything our argument made our relationship stronger."

"oh. Really?"

"Yes. I believe I should figure you now, as well."

Roman grinned "oh thank you ever so dearly Logan! I promise to never say anything like what I had said again." he waved quickly then hurried off to tell his anxious boyfriend that he was forgiven.

Patton and been watching and hummed as his boyfriend smiled fondly at the ground. Patton took a peak at Logan's emotions and love towards Patton was evident in them.

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I tried to make it a bit fluffy and still have some angst. Sorry if it's a bad balance. This was for MarieIsDepressed for getting the sides right on the "Alarms" poem first.