Loving Logan

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better or worse and you will show her some respect!”
Cassidy finished. She was standing squarely in front of Savannah
now nose to nose.
    “Don’t you talk to me like that! I will knock
you into the middle of next week!” Savannah said to her.
    “Then I will kick your ass on Thursday!”
Cassidy said.
    “Cassidy! Stop!” Grace said to her daughter.
She wanted to say more to Savannah but knew that she needed to
accept a few things before they talked.
    “I do not care what anyone says.” Savannah
said turning away from Cassidy and walking to stand next to Sarah
placing her arm around her. “THIS is my mother and she always will
be.” Savannah said laying her head on Sarah’s shoulder.
    “Huh! Well lucky you Savannah! Once again it’s
all about you!” Shelby said rolling her eyes at her sister. “What I
found out today is that my father cannot keep it in his pants or
show our mother the respect of doing it protected. My mother has
punished me all these years because my father loved my biological
mother and not her. My brother found out that his mother is dead
and our father did not even have the consideration for her to
remember her name or that fact that she had died!” Shelby yelled at
her sister.
    “Let not forget that Savannah is my sister!”
Cassidy said “I think I am gonna be sick” she finished.
    “Cassidy! It is time for us to leave.” Grace
said to her daughter standing up. “Savannah, I hope that one day
you will make peace with this and we can have a talk.” Grace said
solemnly.
    “Oh Momma! I feel all warm a fuzzy” Savannah
said rolling her eyes turning toward the window.
    “That might be the herpes you really should
get that checked out.” Cassidy said sarcastically. Grabbing her
head Grace turned and walked toward the door. “Jackson I will speak
to you later” she said as they left the room.
    “I am sure she will” Sarah mumbled.
    “I have to get out of here” Greyson finally
said as he started to leave.
    “Greyson you will not leave this house young
man!” Jackson said.
    We are a family and we will deal with this as
such!” he finished. Stopping Greyson in his tracks.
    “No daddy! This, this is a fucking farce!” he
said as he walked out of the door.
    “Daddy, you used to be hero. I thought you
could do no wrong. Now I can barely stand to look at you.” Shelby
said picking up her purse that she had placed on the table. Then
taking off the signet pinky ring that every Beasley had and always
wore, and placing it on the table. “I am no longer a Beasley, I
don’t know who I am. She said as she looked at her mother in
sadness.
    “Shelby! Shelby!” her parents called as she
walked out.

CHAPTER 9
     
    “Wow and I thought poor people were the only
people that did stuff like this” Lance said as he sat back on
Shelby’s couch. He had come right over when she had called him
hysterical, to tell him what she had just learned. “I mean really
this is some hillbilly shit!” he said. “So who is your
mother?”
    “I do not know. I could not stand there and
listen to all of that. My family are not the people that I thought
they were” Shelby said taking another sip of her glass of
wine.
    “Shel, I hate to tell you but your family was
always this flawed you just kept your head down and tried to make
it. I mean granted I feel like you just told me about a cross over
episode of Maury and Jerry Springer!” Lance said laughing. Lance
had come right over after Shelby had called so he was still in his
gym shorts and a front zip hoodie. If she did not love his damn
brother so much she would be all over him. Lance had always been a
sexy man to her. But now she cherished him more than anyone else in
her life except Cassidy.
    “It’s not funny Lance. Do you realize that
Cassidy and Savannah are SISTERS?” Shelby said laughing a
little.
    “You know I just realized that with you saying
it!” Lance said and they both laughed hysterically “Can’t you just
see that family

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