<div class="floatleft">(https://www.instagram.com/p/BjnOR88HDqu/media?size=l)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Logan Thurston (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=308599.msg15006981#msg15006981)<br/><strong>Age:</strong>26<br/><strong>Sexuality:</strong>Heterosexual<br/><strong>Hometown:</strong>Manchester, England<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>5 July, 2019 | Mid-morning<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Outside kitchen seating area<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Same as picture with navy blue swimming trunks and khaki sandals<br/><strong>Coupled with:</strong><del>Rhonda</del>No one<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Open; All<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Having a three way… conversation… was bound to leave someone feeling left out. Thankfully, Jon didn’t seem to mind when Logan and Dom continued their conversation, at a slightly closer proximity. Then again, that may have been due to the fact that Jon was entering into a new conversation with Katie. Which, in turn, made the fifth lad in the conversation - Harlan, Logan thought his name was - the fifth wheel.<br/><br/>Clearly, the producers were setting up scenarios like this intentionally, to create the most amount of drama.<br/><br/>Then again, it seemed like Dom was mixing up the pot of drama enough on her own. She was definitely interested in the American guy, Jon. No matter how uncomfortable she seemed to make him didn’t matter. Maybe it was that she was oblivious to his discomfort, because the men in Russia weren’t uncomfortable people, or maybe she simply liked Jon while he was squirming in anguish.<br/><br/>It wouldn’t have surprised Logan too much to find out that Dom was actually quite the domme. Not that Logan knew anything about that sort of lifestyle.<br/><br/>When she shared more about herself, like the fact that she was studying computer science and math, Logan couldn’t help how his brows raised in intrigued surprise. Either she was wicked smart or she was in way over her head. Logan was willing to bet that Dom was much smarter than he had initially predicted. He supposed he had a bit of a prejudice about the sorts of people who wind up on reality shows, that being, they usually weren’t brilliant.<br/><br/>She went on to say that she was studying English while in America, so that she could learn how to program more properly. Logan nodded, smiling down at her, flashing her a sort of ‘I believe in you’ confidence. Dom was not being quiet about the fact that Jon seemed to check all of her boxes in terms of an American guy. Logan was picking up what she was putting down, but couldn’t back off entirely before he really tried to woo her. Well, as much as a person can woo someone else whilst standing in front of a bunch of other people.<br/><br/>He grinned when she professed that his life sounded fascinating. “There’s just one thing missing from my life.” Logan spoke, hinting at the fact that he was in need of someone to share all of those grand experiences with. When she offered to cook some authentic Russian cuisine for him, Logan had to smile even wider. “I’d love that, actually.” He never turned down a homemade meal. Especially not when it was made by someone as attractive as Dom. She also said the same to Harlan, which made her initial offer feel slightly less special, but Logan didn’t mind.<br/><br/>When it was time for her to go into further detail about herself, Dom shared that she was a full time student, then helped herself to some of his pancakes. Logan chuckled when she shared that she was an undercover spy. “I don’t think you’re supposed to share that with people. The whole ‘blend in and don’t draw unwanted attention to yourself’ thing. You know.” He advised, speaking softly to her, as if teasing. He shrugged to her question about what all Westerners think of Russians. “I try not to lump big groups of people into one defining category.”<br/><br/>He took another big bite of pancake, licking some syrup up from the corner of her mouth. She described the stereotypes that they had about Americans over in Russia, and Logan nodded slightly, completely aware that the Brits had similar stereotypes about Americans. “But stereotypes are meant to be broken, are they not?” He asked, mostly in a rhetorical fashion. She mentioned that Englishmen are like James Bond. “Absolutely, I am.” He responded to her when she questioned if he was also a spy. “Double O to the second power.” Logan chuckled, unsure what he was saying anymore.<br/><br/>She picked up his coffee cup from him and took a sip after pursing her lips to blow on the hot surface of it. Logan leaned in, smiling all the while. “I could make you your own plate of food and a cup of coffee. But it seems you prefer to share what I’m eating.” He reached out, stretching his arm out slightly so that his finger could gently swipe over her lips, if she allowed him to do so. “I’m not complaining. I can share, so long as it’s food and drink. But… I find it hard to share much else, you should know.”