CHAPTER 24 WHO TOLD HER

The toy

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“The Logan in your diary is Tony’s older brother.” Jessie giggled hard on the couch, clutching her stomach.

“I was right,” we said in unison as I rolled my eyes. I had expected as much from her.

“But how could someone have the same features and the same name?” I wrinkled my brows.

“You should start listening to me more,” she said amidst her laughter. Her laugh was beginning to grate on my nerves. I was in deep trouble. The only reason I agreed to date Logan was because I suspected him of being the one from the diary and the one who gave me the bracelet—but he was neither.

“But why did he react the way he did?” I questioned. “His reaction misled me.”

Jessie shrugged.

“How do I get out of this mess?” I wondered, sinking my chin into my palm.

Jessie stopped laughing and sat up straight. “Just tell him you don’t want the relationship anymore. You’ve changed your mind.”

I furrowed my brows. There’s no way I can bring myself to do that, especially after spen