“I’m sorry,” I said, disbelieving my own ears. “You said, you think you should?”
“Some of what Tina said made sense,” Logan said as he continued to chew on his potato chips. “This front does give us the perfect cover, but with a cover like this, more activity is going to be needed on my part to maintain the lie.”
“Do you hear yourself?” I asked. “You are married to me, Logan. If anyone finds out about that, this will look like you are trying to be a bigamist.”
“No one will find out the truth, so long as we keep Tina happy.”
“And how far will it go, then? What lengths will you go to, to keep Tina happy? Are you going to sleep with her?” I asked, hurt crawling up my throat.
“Of course not.”
“You say that now, but you keep giving her inches. You want to keep the engagement ruse. You’
