"Ah, nothing. Don't worry about it," Cardigan said with a cheap laugh, attempting to sway her problems away. Honestly, she did not want to cry in front of Logan. It was the least of her interests. She was one of those weird cases where it made her feel worse when someone tried to help, or look into the situation. It's safe to say she isn't a fan of the matter.

"Sure, of course. Yeah, sure. Ok!" It was also safe to say she wasn't defending her case well! If you knew her, you'd know she rambled when she was bothered, weither it was about the subject on hand or not. Sure, she tends to ramble a lot, but it only gets worse. It didn't help that she had two pressing subjects on mind; one having much to do with a certain someone.

"Oh yeah, of course! Couldn't be happier! Haha, yeah!" Cardigan falsely chirped, looking off into the distance, her eyes lightly glazed over with tears which she quickly blinked out. Aaand she also got overexcited, more than usual. Take a deep breath, She instructed, quickly composing herself as she turned back to her best buddy Logan! Darn.

Oh, Ameliah! Yeah, that's great! Haven't seen her in forever! You 're are still going strong, that's awesome! Evil relatives, I can relate! Haha, I bet!" She replied, blinking away yet another set of tears t quickly to notice. Just when she was recomposing for that particular subject, he dropped the Amelia bomb. Good job, Logan!

Thankfully, she hasn't broken down. Yet.

Logan studied his friend for a second before shrugging it off. If she didn't want to talk about it, then she didn't want to talk about it. He respected that. "Just know I'm here for you if you need someone." he added with a nod.

The boy frowned, noticing Cardigan really didn't seem okay. He watched as she turned her gaze away from him, looking away, and he noticed the tears in her eyes, ready to burst at any second. Then she was just rambling, obviously not okay. He sighed, and placed his hands on her shoulders and looked at her. "Cardigan. You're not okay, I know you're not. Please tell me what's wrong." he said, looking at her with a serious look.

"Well, good to know!" She said, words oozing with fake cheer and crowned with a false smile. She was too overwhelmed to be thinking of friendship stuff at the moment. Not the time or the place, I'm afraid.

"Logan...," Cardigan started, as she looked up to him in what would be one of the most serious moments she'd ever have. "You're my best friend, and always have been, but this is the one thing I can't tell you. Probably not ever, seeing the circumstances." She sighed as she turned her head the other way, to thoroughly gather her thoughts. This, although true, was not the easiest thing to say.

"It's also the one thing you can't fix, and, again, probably never will. I'm sorry, but I can't tell you."

And no, she isn't speaking of her parents.