That way, anything Logan said later would seem like nothing more than a flimsy excuse.
And the best part? He wrapped it all up in the guise of kindness and goodwill. 'What a male white lotus!' Hera thought, her grip on her phone tightening. To seal the act, Lucas even attached an image of his music sheets and lyrics, as if to prove he held the "original" copy.
Lucas might appear to be clearing Logan's name, presenting himself as the loyal best friend, almost like a brother, who truly believed Logan had done nothing wrong. To outsiders, he would seem like a good man with a naïve, trusting view of the world.
That image alone would win him sympathy, even admiration, while shifting the public's disdain toward Logan, who now looked like the ungrateful friend willing to stab his brother in the back for fame and vanity.
Anyone reading Lucas's statement would feel for him, and it would all but destroy Logan's credibility.
'What a well-laid plan.'
