After meeting and becoming friends at the beginning of the 2015 term, over the next few months, Anna grew impatient with Logan's cautious flirtation. When the Blazer's made it to the playoffs that following spring, Anna brazenly invited herself over to Logan's house to watch the game. Despite spending most of the summer physically apart, things moved quickly, and by the time the Fall 2016 semester rolled around, they'd both already met each other's families.

By the winter of 2017, Anna found herself lounging in Logan's living room, cluttering his previously untouched kitchen, and encouraging home decor changes. In her view, the home lacked a certain energy, specifically, the energy of a golden retriever. After six months of Anna's persistent asking for a dog, in late February, Alice finally came to Putters Drive and turned Logan's house into their home.

With graduate school largely behind them, by 2018 Anna and Logan decided it was time to venture out West. They packed their belongings and said goodbye to chicken biscuits and hello to unsweetened iced tea. In the first few months, they adventured - rafting, hiking, and skiing throughout the state. Once they finished those excursions, they agreed that staying at home, while enjoying a mountain view, was just enough outdoor activity for them.

After much rumination over the perfect ring and earning an honorary degree in diamond analysis, Logan felt ready to pop the question. On April 1st, he casually suggested a dinner date, and while Anna was contemplating dessert, Logan was nervously drying the sweat off his hands in the bathroom. As they were walking back to the car, Logan launched into a romantic speech that, for all it's clever twists and turns, ended with a most unoriginal question. Without saying a word, Anna reached for the ring and placed it on her finger, verbally accepting many moments later.