Kurt ended up staying with Logan for a while, which was new to him, but not at all bothersome. Kurt wasn't supposed to leave his summoner until he had fulfilled they're sexual desires, but in emergency cases he was able to. It was a difficult process, and required a lot of supplies, meaning it often was easier to just do whatever his summoner wanted of him so he could go home easily afterwards. So Kurt could have left if he really wanted to, which he did tell Logan when Logan expressed his concern that he was keeping Kurt from his home, but Kurt didn't really want to leave. And not just because the ritual he would have to perform would just take a lot of work, because Logan had assured Kurt that he would help the demon get whatever he needed to go home, but because Kurt liked Logan.

Logan had set Kurt up in his guest bedroom, let him take as many showers as he wanted, made food for Kurt everyday, let him borrow his clothes, watch TV, and even let Kurt touch him whenever he wanted. Most importantly though, Logan asked Kurt what he wanted, something no one had ever asked him before. It through Kurt off everytime Logan asked Kurt for his opinion, and actually listened to him, but it always made his heart swell too.

A couple days into his stay with Logan, Kurt sat on the couch, looking at Logan attentively as Logan frowned into his open fridge. Kurt was concerned that Logan was unhappy, but Logan just closed his fridge and turned to Kurt, his previous frown no longer there. 

"Nothing in the fridge sounds good to me. Do you want to go out to eat?" Logan asked Kurt, making Kurt confused. 

"You want to eat your food outside? Won't it get dirty?" Kurt asked, making Logan chuckle a bit, which made Kurt stop and stare at him in awe.

"Not quite. What I meant is do you want to go out to a restaurant to eat, instead of stay here." Logan was always very good at explaining things to Kurt when he got confused, and he never got mad at Kurt, or made fun of him for not understanding. Sometimes Logan would chuckle at Kurt's misunderstandings, but it was never with any hurtful intent behind it. That's another thing Kurt really liked that about Logan. 

"You want to go out in public with me?" Kurt asked, genuinely baffled. The majority of the people Kurt had been summoned by in the past had always been pretty ashamed of him, and made a big deal about making sure that no one else ever saw, heard, or just found out that Kurt was there. They taught him that he was shameful. 

"Of course I want to go out in public with you. But only if that's something you want too." Logan spoke softly, looking Kurt head on, trying his best to convey his complete sincerity to Kurt.

"I would like that." 

Logan let Kurt pick out whatever clothes he wanted to wear from his closet, and then got Kurt into his car and showed him how to buckle in. Then he began asking Kurt where he wanted to go to eat, but Kurt had never been to a restaurant before, so he had no idea which ones he would like. So then Logan asked Kurt what he usually ate, and couldn't tell if he was surprised or not when the answer was some sort of demon food that he said Logan wouldn't want to know the ingredients of. So, not really knowing what else to do, Logan took Kurt to his favorite diner and told Kurt about the foods that he himself liked. 

Kurt ended up ordering a plate of pancakes, along with some crepes, eggs, bacon, sausage, and a blueberry slushie. Logan got his usual order of a country fried steak meal along side a plate of biscuits and gravy. The two men decided to share all of the food with each other, that way Kurt could try as much food as possible, and both men could eat their fills. 

Logan laughed kindly as Kurt gobbled down his food, enjoying all of it. Logan chuckled, and reached across the table with a napkin to gently wipe some syrup off of the corner of Kurt's mouth. He then turned his plate so that what was left of his biscuits and gravy was facing Kurt, and pushed the plate towards him, inviting the man to try the food for himself. 

"I'm glad to see that you like all of this. I haven't seen anyone this excited about pancakes since I first took my youngest daughter here." Logan said, smiling at Kurt as the man helped himself to some of the biscuits. 

"I can't believe no one has ever given any of this to me before. I don't know how I'll ever eat anything else again." Kurt replied, flicking his tail happily. The thought of Kurt leaving, and going back to wherever demons lived, and eating demon food, being all alone and mistreated again made Logan sad. He had really grown to like Kurt, and didn't really want to see him leave. But he would never force Kurt to stay if he didn't want to.

After eating, Kurt was so stuffed full that his stomach hurt. Logan had tried to warn him that if he ate too much, it could seriously hurt Kurt, but Kurt just loved all the food so much that he decided to push the boundaries of his body. Logan made sure to bring all the food that was left over back to the house to save in the fridge, much to Kurt's delite. 

Logan sat on his couch and turned on the tv, and Kurt had to move slowly, and grunted in pain when he fell into the couch beside Logan. Logan knew that Kurt would be ok, and that his pain wasn't actually that severe, but his heart still clenched a bit when he heard Kurt's grunt.

"Would you..." Logan began without thinking, pausing when Kurt looked up at him, waiting for Logan to finish his thought. "like me to rub your stomach for a bit? It might help it settle so that you can relax easier." 

Kurt immediately smiled happily up at Logan, and didn't hesitate to crawl over to Logan to that he was half sitting, half laying in Logan's lap. Logan chuckled at Kurt's excitement, and began to gently rub the man's belly, just like he offered. It wasn't long before Kurt started to purr happily, something that always made Logan smile too, and began to drift quietly into a peaceful sleep. 

Logan looked down at the man sleeping in his arms, and was overwhelmed with a feeling of contentment. Kurt had explained to Logan at one point that, as and incubus, he drew people in by design. He told Logan that his whole point of existing was to bring happiness, pleasure, and satisfaction to those around him, so people felt attached to him in inexplicable ways. Kurt said that, more often than not, people's affection towards him wasn't real, because they didn't actually care about him, and only viewed him as a tool they could use as they pleased, so most people were not at all hurt when he left them. Logan had thought about whether or not his feeling towards Kurt were genuine or not for a long, long time, before deciding that they were. 

Logan didn't view Kurt like a tool, or an object free for him to use and then throw away like so many people had in the past. He viewed Kurt as a person. He viewed Kurt as a strange man who seemingly teleported into his home, and quickly became a friend. So Logan knew that his affections were real.