Logicality and Prinxiety Short Stories And One shots

Happiness Comes First -Part Two- Logicality

Major angst.

Tw: Character death, suicide, dead body details, swearing, mourning, depressed Patton.

Please tell me it's I missed anything.

If you think you might be triggered by any of those, this chapter isn't for you. This is a very dark Oneshot.

This chapter is told from Patton's point of view.

This was suggested by FandomTrash257
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Patton missed him.

Patton missed Logan more than anything else in the world.

But Logan didn't miss Patton.

He made that clear when he yelled at him a few months ago.

He realised that he was sobbing deeply all over the box of memories that he had saved.

Patton quickly shoved the box off of him just in case my tears damaged it.

He sniffled quietly and wiped as many tears as he could off of his face with his sleeve before just giving up.

He stared down at the box beside him and the contents inside.

The napkin Logan had written his phone number on when they first met, a small bowl they made together at that couple's pottery class, one of Logan's ties that he left when they snuggled on their first movie night and so many more memories.

Patton knew that it was unhealthy to hold onto the past.

But.....

Here didn't want it to be the past!

He wanted Logan.

He just wanted the old days back when Logan would come home from work and smile softly when he noticed Patton had cleaned up or made dinner. Logan would smirk at Patton's silly jokes and smile when Patton laughed...

Patton wanted it back.

Logan made his life so much happier.

He brought meaning to everything.

Patton almost burst into a pit of sobs when he pulled out the last item on the box.

His engagement ring.

Logan never even asked for it back...

He probably just didn't want to see you again.

"That's true..." Patton places the ring back in the box and recalled the amazing proposal.

They were walking through the local park, house near the cafe what they had first my when Logan got down on one knee.

Logan knew that Patton didn't want anything big.

Patton was always one for the smaller details.

Like how Logan had remembered his favourite flower, time of day, he said the perfect words and the ring was beautiful.

It must've been really expensive...

Patton wiped more tears off his face as his phone went off.

Patton almost dropped his phone in shock.

It was from Logan...

They hadn't spoken in months.

Did Logan want him back?