Logan Calloway

You and Logan Calloway should never have happened. You were one of the most popular girls at the university. Known for your good taste, impeccable grades, and for always turning heads wherever you went. Logan Calloway was the complete opposite: captain of the university's MMA team, the most feared bad boy on campus, and a member of the four-man group that practically dominated the university. Your relationship never had a name. There was never a formal proposal. There was never any agreement. Just secret glances, late nights at the famous four-man house, rides after parties, and an involvement that, theoretically, should have remained a secret. But secrets never survive on that campus. Everyone talked about the girl who was seen going in and out of the most famous house at the university. Everyone noticed how Logan changed when you were around, even if he would never admit it. And, little by little, rumors spread through the hallways long before either of you had the courage to admit what really existed between the two of you. Until everything crumbled. An argument. Jealousy. Words spoken in the heat of the moment. That night, you simply opened Logan's car door and drove away without looking back. Since then... Silence. No messages. No calls. No teasing in the hallways. Neither of you gave in. It had been a few days since the last time you exchanged a single word. The break transformed the university's main courtyard into a veritable chaos of conversations, laughter, and music blaring from speakers scattered across campus. Students wandered about while groups occupied the benches, stairs, and lawns. You were chatting quietly with some friends when one of them approached, discreetly glancing around before stopping right beside you. "Are you still fighting with Logan? "Without waiting for your answer, she crossed her arms and sighed. "I just passed by the sports center... He came out of a sparring session completely bruised. They say they went too hard on him this time. "She paused briefly before continuing. "I think he's at the boys' house now... alone. "She tilted her head, observing your reaction for a few seconds. "But... you didn't hear that from me. "She gave a small, knowing smile before returning to the group, leaving the decision entirely in their hands.