My Girlfriend Whispered, “Please Don’t Be Angry, He Proposed And I Said Yes,”

My Girlfriend Whispered, “Please Don’t Be Angry, He Proposed And I Said Yes,”

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Gay cousin? She even made it sound like she was doing me a favor by letting me live in my own house. This woman really has no shame.I'll update after we talk. I'm going to get to the bottom of this.Edit: No, I'm not worried about Logan trying to start something. He sounded genuine on the phone, not aggressive. If he wanted to fight, he wouldn't call first and suggest coffee.To clarify on the legal stuff: I checked with a paralegal I know. Since Ashley's not on the lease, paid minimal bills, and we weren't married, I'm clear. Technically, I could have just changed the locks without moving her stuff, but I didn't want to be that guy. Everything she owns is safe in storage.Update TwoMet Logan this morning. A coffee shop halfway between our places—neutral territory. I got there first, ordered an espresso, and sat in the back corner.He walked in at 9:00 a.m. exactly. Tall guy, fit, looked like he hadn't slept in days. His shirt was wrinkled. When he sat down, he just put his head in his hands for a second."I really thought you were just her gay cousin," he said finally. "She showed me pictures of this house, said it was hers, that she let you stay there after a bad breakup. Said you were family, and I believed her."I couldn't help it; I laughed. I didn't know a boyfriend of three years who funded her entire lifestyle was called the "gay cousin" now, in my own house that I've owned for four years.Logan flinched at that. He looked like someone had just punched him in the face.

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