We start Chapter Seven from Sen’s perspective. What do you think of Sen’s dad asking about Shona and the tidbits of information we get about his obsession?
Sen’s dad mentions that he should say something now. What instance do you think Sen’s dad is referring to?
Within the same chapter, we switch to Shona’s perspective. Shona is meeting with Felicity in Rally. What do you think of Felicity’s proposal? Do you think that designing and sewing a wedding dress is a natural progression for Shona’s business?
Do you think that by accepting this job, Shona might be biting off more than she can chew?
Shona runs into Sen at the grocery store. Why do you think Shona didn’t give Sen a chance to introduce the lady that popped up next to him?
Do you think that in this moment, Aruna was correct when she called Shona a drama queen?
What do you think of Sen finding out about Shona designing a wedding dress on social media?
Sven swoops in and then maybe saves the day? What do you think Sven’s motivations are? Is he trying to be Shona’s friend or could something else be happening. What do you think Sen will think of this?
What do you think of the plot twist regarding Sven?
At drinks with Anni, Sam, Sen, Kaavi and Sven, Shona confesses to liking Sen when they were kids. What do you think of this confession?
Why do you think Sen agreed to Shona’s terms of no strings?
After helping Shona with her contract, Sen asks for a kiss in return. Do you think this is a pivotal moment in their relationship? What do you think Shona means that there is no turning back now?
Why do you think Sen refuses to share his feelings for Shona with Sam?
Why do you think Shona keeps dreaming about her grandmother?
Sen assumes that Shona has no emotional feelings for Sen. Do you kind of just want to lock the two characters in a room and force them to talk?
12 responses to “Pillow Talk – Day Three”
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Helen Faber
1. I think he’s super in love with Shona and that he hasn’t even admitted it to himself. I also think his dad is actually really nice and not the snob that Shona envisioned.
2. To his feelings for Shona.
3. I think it’s an incredible opportunity for Shona to expand and grow as a person and a brand. It’s amazing and it is a natural progression for her business.
4. She seems to be keeping up pretty well so far and designing is the only thing she actually keeps organised and on top of.
5. Because it hurt her to see him with another girl, who she assumed was his girlfriend. She didn’t want the embarrassment and hurt that would come with the situation.
6. No. I would have run away too, honestly.
7. She’s still hiding all of herself – her interests, her passions and her problems – from him. She’s not letting him in.
8. He’ll be jealous as hell! And Sven seems like a nice guy…although, what guy doesn’t have ulterior motives?
9. I think it’s great! I hate love triangles, because someone always gets hurt. And I love the fact that Sen still got really jealous.
10. I think she wanted to shock him a bit and to prove a point. And I think she’s been struggling with her feelings regarding Sen for a while. I also thought – I was right! He was her crush when they were kids. Yay me.
11. Because he wants to keep seeing her, even if it is at arm’s length. And even when he thinks she doesn’t really like him.
12. Yes. Because they’re becoming more than just a fling, again. It’s a kiss with no expectations and it’s softer than their usual lust-filled make-out sessions.
13. Because they promised each other that nobody would ever know – not even their best friends. And Sam would tell Anni, who would tell Shona that she knows (although I suspect Anni already knows).
14. She’s struggling with her family troubles and the fact that they haven’t spoken to her in how long. And perhaps she’s afraid that her grandmother was right – that she’s not good enough or hard-working enough now that she has her own business.
15. YES, ABSOLUTELY!!! Those two really need to learn how to communicate. -
1.I actually felt a little sad reading Sen’s POV here. You can really tell how long he’s been carrying these feelings for Shona, almost like they’ve become part of who he is. And yet, he still keeps denying them, to himself and to everyone else. It’s bittersweet.
2. I think Sen’s dad is nudging him to finally tell Shona how he feels, how he’s always felt. His dad sees what’s so obvious to the rest of us: that this isn’t just a fling for Sen.
3. Yes, it feels like such a natural progression! Shona already makes veils for brides, so moving into dresses is just the next step. It fits beautifully with her journey and her business growth.
4. No, I don’t think so. If anything, I feel like this opportunity is exactly what she needs. It’s pushing her toward her full potential. Shona is stronger and more capable than she even realizes.
5. I think Shona didn’t give him the chance because her emotions took over in that moment. She’s still hurt and guarded, so seeing Sen with someone else probably felt like a gut punch. Instead of pausing, she let the sting of jealousy and insecurity push her to shut the moment down. I think I would have done the same.
6. Nope, I don’t think so. Shona’s reaction comes from a place of hurt, not drama. Aruna might see it that way because she doesn’t fully understand how heavy everything feels for Shona right now.
7. I think it must have stung for Sen to find out through social media instead of from Shona herself. It shows just how much distance has grown between them, even though they both clearly care. It’s such a modern twist too, finding out big news through a post instead of in person.
8. I think Sven comes across as helpful and kind on the surface. Maybe he really does just wants to be friendly. But the timing and his sudden closeness feel a little too convenient, so I can’t help but wonder if there’s more to it. As for Sen, I don’t think he’ll take it lightly… he’s already protective of Shona, and seeing someone else step in might just turn his simmering feelings into a full-on storm.
9. 🎉 Plot twist! Sven isn’t what we thought and I am here for it!
10. I love this confession. It’s so sweet and nostalgic! It makes their bond feel even deeper, seeing that Shona’s feelings didn’t just appear overnight. I think it adds a lot of heart to their story and makes all their moments now even more meaningful.
💖 Childhood feelings surfacing… Be still my beating heart!
Shona + Sen = 😍11. I think Sen agreed because he values being close to Shona, even if it’s complicated. He probably hopes that over time, their connection will grow into something deeper. But for now, he’s willing to go along with her terms to stay near her.
12. Yes, I think this is definitely a pivotal moment for them! That kiss isn’t just playful. It’s loaded with emotion and changes the dynamics between them. When Shona says there’s no turning back, I think she means that this moment has shifted everything. Their feelings are out in the open now, and things can’t go back to how they were before.
13. I think Sen refuses to share his feelings with Sam because he’s not ready to fully face them himself. There’s a part of him that’s scared of being vulnerable, of admitting how deep his feelings go, and maybe even scared of what it would mean for Shona if he did.
14. I think Shona keeps dreaming about her grandmother because those unresolved feelings are still lingering. Even though she hasn’t spoken to her family in months, old memories and emotions have a way of surfacing in dreams, reminding her of the impact her grandmother had on her life.
15. 🔒 Lock them in a room and force them to talk… yes, please!
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Karishma Singh (bookish_blurbs_sa)
1. Like all parents, they simply want their children to settle down. I believe his father is curious because Sen constantly speaks to his grandfather about Shona. Sen is completely in love with her.
2. His father is referring to Sen acknowledging and owning his feelings.
3. This is a wonderful opportunity for Shona to grow both personally and professionally with her business.
4. No, Shona is deeply passionate, and from what we have seen, she is incredibly talented and hardworking. I believe this is an excellent opportunity for her.
5. Shona was hurt when she saw him with another woman at the grocery store. Hearing confirmation would have devastated her.
6. No, feeling hurt and emotional in such a situation is natural.
7. Since Sen had not contacted Shona in weeks, he was no longer a part of her daily life, so I suppose him discovering it in that way was simply due to circumstance.
8. Initially, when I read Sven’s introduction, I was concerned that this might develop into a love triangle or a fake dating scenario.
9. I was delighted by the plot twist because the love triangle trope is not one of my favourites.
10. This feels like a positive step in the right direction, probably paving the way for Shona to acknowledge her true feelings.
11. Sometimes when people are in love, they agree to things they may not actually want, simply to be in the company of the one they love.
12. Yes, the kiss was filled with tenderness and emotion, rather than being a typical lust-driven kiss purely for passion.
13. Both Shona and Sen have promised each other not to tell anyone about their relationship. Furthermore, since Sen is uncertain about Shona’s true feelings, he may be reluctant to confide in Sam.
14. Shona is struggling both with her family’s lack of contact and with venturing out on her own. Given how her grandmother has treated her and Aruna in the past, it is likely that her self-doubt and family stress are now manifesting.
15. Lock them both in a room and make them communicate.
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Q- We start Chapter Seven from Sen’s perspective. What do you think of Sen’s dad asking about Shona and the tidbits of information we get about his obsession?
A- It feels like Sen has had feelings for Shona since their childhood and he’s Dad has clearly observed this over a long time.Q- Sen’s dad mentions that he should say something now. What instance do you think Sen’s dad is referring to?
A- To let Shona FINALLY know how he feels about her!Q- Within the same chapter, we switch to Shona’s perspective. Shona is meeting with Felicity in Rally. What do you think of Felicity’s proposal? Do you think that designing and sewing a wedding dress is a natural progression for Shona’s business?
A- It’s definitely her passion which she needs to pursue. She can and will do a great with the dress, but I feel like the issues with her family may prove to be a distraction.Q- Do you think that by accepting this job, Shona might be biting off more than she can chew?
A- I feel like she needs to make amends with her family, so she can focus on the job at hand. Her family may even be able to help her!Q- Shona runs into Sen at the grocery store. Why do you think Shona didn’t give Sen a chance to introduce the lady that popped up next to him?
A- I think she was a bit embarrassed to see him and a bit upset by the fact he was with another lady.Q- Do you think that in this moment, Aruna was correct when she called Shona a drama queen?
A- No, I don’t think so at all, considering the emotions she is currently dealing with.Q-What do you think of Sen finding out about Shona designing a wedding dress on social media?
A- If I was in Sen’s shoes I would feel shocked and disappointed that Shona wasn’t comfortable to share what’s happening in her life with him.Q- Sven swoops in and then maybe saves the day? What do you think Sven’s motivations are? Is he trying to be Shona’s friend or could something else be happening. What do you think Sen will think of this?
A- I think (hope) he is just a good, friendly guy who wants to help. I don’t think Sen has anything to worry about.Q- What do you think of the plot twist regarding Sven?
A- I did not see that coming!!!Q- At drinks with Anni, Sam, Sen, Kaavi and Sven, Shona confesses to liking Sen when they were kids. What do you think of this confession?
A- I think it was sweet and possibly a weird way for her to actually share her feelings for him!Q- Why do you think Sen agreed to Shona’s terms of no strings?
A- I think he would do anything to just keep seeing her!Q- After helping Shona with her contract, Sen asks for a kiss in return. Do you think this is a pivotal moment in their relationship? What do you think Shona means that there is no turning back now?
A- I do, indeed! That entire chapter was a turning point!!!Q- Why do you think Sen refuses to share his feelings for Shona with Sam?
A- I don’t think he wants to betray Shona’s trust. He promised to keep things under wraps.Q- Why do you think Shona keeps dreaming about her grandmother?
A- Her family troubles are on her mind constantly and it’s also bringing back memories of her Grandmothers attitude toward family members. It’s a sign she needs to sort things out with her family.Q- Sen assumes that Shona has no emotional feelings for Sen. Do you kind of just want to lock the two characters in a room and force them to talk?
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Zaharah mohideen
– [ ] He’s not as mysterious as he tries to be . It feels like everyone knows besides Sen and Shona
– [ ] To say something about how he feels
– [ ] It’s perfect progression because now she has a client base
– [ ] Not at all she’s not taking excessive amounts of orders and she only taking what she can handle
– [ ] She had already decided in her minds that it was his girlfriend
– [ ] Not at all she’s just someone that overthinks before she can analyse
– [ ] I loved his reaction ! Because she did exactly what she said she wa going to do when she was little
– [ ] Sven has come really weird times but it doesn’t seem to be for anything more than a. Moment for the plot . Sen is super jello
– [ ] Makes sense 😭all the sane genuinely goood guys are gay 😭
– [ ] He subconscious is angry at her grandmother who had put all that pressure on her dad who’s trying to keep that cycle going which is what’s separating her from them
– [ ] It’s so frustrating 😭😭😭like they can not be so Delulu -
Oh i loved this so much! Sens dad made me laugh because he so clearly knows his son and it was such a cute moment between father and son. It also shows us that Sen has liked Shona for a very long time so much so that others (his father) around him have come to realise this before Sen himself.
I think he means in that Sen needs to tell Shonah how he truly feels before its too late.
It is a natural progression albeit a big one but a necessary one for Shonas business. Shonah accepting this job is great and its not her bitng off more than she can chew as she has experience in this. yes its daunting and a lot can go wrong but at the same time it can be fun and so much more can go right. Its the correct direction for her business and the breakthrough Shona has been searching for.
Shona probably felt slightly hurt and embarrassed and didnt want to further hurt herself by having Sen confirm that he was seeing someone new when really he wasnt. So it was easier to just leave before Sen introducing the girl to her.
Absolutely not. Its totally normal for someone to jump to conclusions and it doesnt make the person a drama queen.
I loved his reaction. He so clearly is proud of her as he knows this is all shes ever wanted to do for the longest time.
I think Sven is trying to be something more than friends with Shona and Sen is not going to like it.
I did NOT see this coming but what a relief!
I liked this confession ! It was pretty obvious from the beginning but perhaps not so much to Sen. It was Shonas way of indirectly telling Sen that she likes him.
Just so that he could still have a part of her in his life.
Its definitely a pivotal moment in their relationship and Shona finally realises that she cant turn back as she needs Sen in her life, and not just parts of him.
Sen doesnt entirely know where he stands with Shona so telling Sam would just make the news spread which is not what he wants.
Shonas relationship with her family is a bit rocky at the moment so her dreaming about her granny is a way of telling us and her that its a topic that is bothering her deeply.
YES! They both need to open up to each other about their feelings SOON.
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honeychapters2
1. I think he unconsciously talks about Shona, he does not realize it.
2. I think he meant telling Shona how he feels about her.
3. I do think it is the next step in her business, although it’s soon.
4. Not at all, she’s a natural!
5. She was so shocked and hurt to allow him to introduce his cousin.
6. No, I don’t think she’s correct.
7. I know it hurt him to not be involved in that part of her life.
8. I thought Sven was interested her and there would have been some fued between him and Sen.
9. I was surprised, but I like the LGBTQ+ representation.
10. I knew it was Sen that she had a crush on from childhood and I was so happy that she chose to share that.
11. I think he missed her.
12. The kiss has a deeper meaning, which is obvious to both of them but it might complicate things.
13. He’s either in denial or he can’t confess because he knows that he and Shona don’t have a future right now.
14. I think its all the family drama going on right now and she has a lot of unresolved emotions built up.
15. To have a deep conversation, yes!
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1. I think that it was so cute that Sens father asked about Shona and was supportive! His dads observations also give us another perspective of just how adoring Sen is of Shona
2. I think Sens feelings for Shona are very obvious and his dad wants him to confess before it’s too late
3. I definitely can see the direction her business is going in and it makes sense! Shona is a total bridal designer in the making!
4. I think she might be very overwhelmed at first as this is not her usual venture but I’m sure she will be able to pull it off in the end as she is passionate about this
5. I think she was afraid of him confirming her suspicions as that would mean she had truly lost him.
6. I think she overreacted a little bit, but so would every other young women who was confused with their feelings . I don’t think this makes her a drama queen. It just makes her relatable
7. As cliche as it is, I absolutely love it. I’m happy that he feels an immediate sense of pride
8. Sven seems like a genuinely nice guy but we never know, only time will tell. The one thing we do know is that Shonas new found friendship for sure will make Sen jealous
9. I was gagged!!! Of all the plot twists I thought of, this one took me by surprise! Brilliant!
10. I think that this was something eating at her and she just had to get it out.
11. I think he just wants to be close to her Shona, Regards of the how
12. This is definitely pivotal. This cements the idea that they can never be just a casual thing. Shonas comment just proves that they can never go back to how they were.
13. I think he’s nervous. He doesn’t know how he’ll react.
14. It could be a sign that something is going to happen
15. Literally just give me a room and a key now !!! They need to communicate!!
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Roxanne Henry (roxannehenrysa)
1) Sen’s dad is trying to be a good supportive father. He has known that Sen has been in love with Shona for years but he never interfered until now because he can see how much this is affecting him. I think that Sen refuses to acknowledge how he truly feels for Shona because he is afraid of rejection and of losing her.
2) I think that his dad feels that they are both more mature and that they are definitely in love with each other and not just close friends. His father seems to be very clued up on their “relationship”.
3) I love Felicity’s proposal! Yes, I do think that this is a natural progression for Shona’s business. It’s literally her childhood dream come true.
4) No, I fully believe that Shona has the talent and the capabilities to pull this off.
5) I think she was hurt and jealous to see Sen with a beautiful woman. So she got out of there as fast as she could.
6) No, Shona’s feelings are valid and I honestly would have reacted the same under those circumstances. Aruna is wrong for calling Shona a drama queen because she is not one.
7) I think he feels happy for her but sad that he cannot share this moment with her because they are not on speaking terms.
8) I think he is being a good, kind neighbour and friend. He just wants to help and be Shona’s friend. I think Sen will be jealous and overreact.
9) I absolutely loved the plot twist and I really love that Shona now has a good friend that has no ulterior motives.
10) It was heartfelt and bittersweet. She was being open and honest and truthful about how she felt. As scary as it must have been for her to admit it and say it out loud I loved that she did.
11) I think he agreed because he would rather have her on her own terms than not have her at all.
12) Yes, because he asked for a kiss. He didn’t just take it; he requested permission. This kiss was different because it was gentle and meaningful and not out of lust. It was filled with love and emotion.
13) I think because it’s complicated. Speaking out loud about his feelings makes them more real and he probably isn’t ready to face reality yet.
14) I think it’s her subconscious nagging her because she is still estranged from her family.
15) Yes! Lock them up and throw away the keys until they’ve communicated their feelings and reached an understanding.
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I think it proves what I suspected earlier: he’s always had a crush on Shona or seen her in a romantic way recently, and either didn’t realise it or was holding back/ suppressing these emotions for the sake of whatever relationship Shona was willing to give him.
I think Sen may have tried to confess his feelings to Shona in the past, but was too scared to do it then.
I think so. She’s already designing veils, and wants to be a wedding designer, so designing both veils and dresses seems like the next step in her business.
I think she may feel that way (there’s been a lot of overwhelming changes in her life lately), but I’m sure once she gets started, she’ll find that she loves designing and creating dresses along with her veils. Besides, this specific client will create great publicity for her business if she’s just as satisfied with the final product as she is with Shona’s designs.
She probably thought that Sen was moving on/ it was a new girlfriend and didn’t want to be confronted with that so soon after he ended their casual relationship. (The assumptions these two make drive me crazy. They honestly just need to sit in a room and talk things out.)
No, I think Shona’s response to the situation was valid considering she finally admitted to herself that she sees Sen as a boyfriend but now thinks it’s too late to mend things with him because he’s with someone else/ found someone else to date (according to her assumptions).
In a romantic context, I think he can’t get upset over the fact that she didn’t tell him, considering he recently burned that bridge and they’re in this weird post-breakup phase. As a person in an adult friendship, you usually find updates about your friends’ lives from social media anyway until the next hangout/ catchup session, so I didn’t expect Sen to be super upset over finding out the news in this friendly context either. Basically, I’m saying his reaction was on par with what I expected.
So far their interactions have been friendly, so I was cautiously optimistic he’d just be a kind neighbourly friend and not a love interest. Either way I think that, knowing Sen, he would make the same assumption Shona did and will think Sven is who Shona replaced him with, or he’ll see how friendly they are/ witness their banter and will be jealous.
I thought it was a fun and clever way to assure the readers he isn’t a romantic interest and merely just a new, supportive friend in Shona’s life.
I thought it was really interesting. We know from his conversation with his dad that Sen might have liked Shona, but knowing Shona and Sen could’ve been together earlier if it wasn’t for him ditching the girls to be with Andrea all those years ago. It probably confirmed her feelings that she and Sen can’t be together because they have different socioeconomic backgrounds.
I think he’s willing to rekindle their relationship on the terms that she’s comfortable with for now, and use that as his way into furthering/ progressing their relationship in a way that will become mutually beneficial for both of them (starting with trust first, then vulnerability, then being there for each other in a more romantic partnership).
I think it’s pivotal because it’s not a sexual favour in exchange for helping her; it’s a sign of affection that he’s asking for and that she’s willingly providing. It’s a positive step in the direction of them dating. Her willingly giving him a kiss is her sign to both herself and Sen that she (hopefully) isn’t going to regress in their relationship.
I think it’s both because their recently rekindled their relationship and these feelings and their intensity are new to him, and because Sen refuses to share it because not only is it new, but he needs to consult Shona about whether or not she wants to go public with any aspect of their relationship first.
She’s repressed a lot of memories about her family. Now that she’s not in contact with them, she’s able to delve into her family’s history in order to figure out why her father is that way that he is, and why her family dynamic is the way that it is.
Honestly yes. The amount of assumptions that the two of them jump to is insane. They need to just communicate with each other!
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Tish – lifewithtishaj
Q – We start Chapter Seven from Sen’s perspective. What do you think of Sen’s dad asking about Shona and the tidbits of information we get about his obsession?
A – It confirms what I was thinking – that everyone knows but won’t say anything because they haven’t said anything yetQ – Sen’s dad mentions that he should say something now. What instance do you think Sen’s dad is referring to?
A – I think he knew how Sam felt about Shona when he was younger but he didnt push him to say anything but he wants him to say something nowQ – Within the same chapter, we switch to Shona’s perspective. Shona is meeting with Felicity in Rally. What do you think of Felicity’s proposal? Do you think that designing and sewing a wedding dress is a natural progression for Shona’s business?
A – I think this is an awesome developement and what Shona deserves!Q – Do you think that by accepting this job, Shona might be biting off more than she can chew?
A – No, Shona has been running her father’s shop, she needs to just be as dedicated to her own shop nowQ – Shona runs into Sen at the grocery store. Why do you think Shona didn’t give Sen a chance to introduce the lady that popped up next to him?
A – She assumes she is his new girlfriend and is hurt and embarassedQ – Do you think that in this moment, Aruna was correct when she called Shona a drama queen?
A – No, absolutely not. She is used to Shona giving in all the time so this seems like she is overreacting when she is actually just standing up for herselfQ – What do you think of Sen finding out about Shona designing a wedding dress on social media?
A – It’s cute how he’s still supportive of her but I’m sure that he would have wanted her to tell him herselfQ – Sven swoops in and then maybe saves the day? What do you think Sven’s motivations are? Is he trying to be Shona’s friend or could something else be happening. What do you think Sen will think of this?
A – I think he’s trying to be a friend but Sen will be jealousQ – What do you think of the plot twist regarding Sven?
A – It’s cute – he just wants to be her friendQ – At drinks with Anni, Sam, Sen, Kaavi and Sven, Shona confesses to liking Sen when they were kids. What do you think of this confession?
A – I think its great that she’s shared who the boy she loved was, now they can move forwardQ – Why do you think Sen agreed to Shona’s terms of no strings?
A – I think he wants whatever she is willing to give himQ – After helping Shona with her contract, Sen asks for a kiss in return. Do you think this is a pivotal moment in their relationship? What do you think Shona means that there is no turning back now?
A – Yes, I think it shows a change in their relaitonship to more than no strings and I am here for itQ – Why do you think Sen refuses to share his feelings for Shona with Sam?
A – I think he wants to process the changes himself first and he also doesnt want Sam to interfereQ – Why do you think Shona keeps dreaming about her grandmother?
A – I think that she’s starting to deal with all the emotional trauma now that she’s not at the shop and can introspect. I think she’s worried because she hasn’t heard from her family so this is also playing on her mind and contributing to itQ – Sen assumes that Shona has no emotional feelings for Sen. Do you kind of just want to lock the two characters in a room and force them to talk?
A – Yes, they both need to stop trying to play it cool and speak openly -
DOMINIQUE HADDINGTON ( LOSTINSTORIESBLOG)
1. I think it shows that Sens feelings for Shona run deeper than he admits, his father clearly notices how much she on Sens mind, even when he tries to play it cool
2. I think he means that Sen should tell Shona how he feels before its too late
3. It actually makes perfect sense for Shona, it’s a huge opportunity to show her creativity and step up her brand.
4. Yes , A little . it’s a big project and she still figuring things out on her own.
5. Because her emotions took over, She saw the woman and instantly assumed the worst, a mix of jealousy and insecurity that made her shut down before hearing Sen out.
6. No , I would of reacted the same way
7. I think his happy for her but hurt that she didn’t tell him about it .
8. I think his being a good ,kind friend and Sen definitely going to be jealous or even protective
9. I really loved the Plot twist it really changed the way I saw him.
10. It was such a sweet and honest moment , you could fee how real her feelings have always been.
11. He doesn’t want to lose her, so he rather have a piece of her than have nothing at all . but its clear he wants more
12. That kiss was like crossing a line they cant uncross. It shows a change in their relationship and feelings are now out in the open .
13. I think cause it something new for them both , and he wants to process it first before letting anyone know about them.
14. I think with everything going on with her family, it playing in her mind
15. They both care so much for each other , they really need to open up and tell each other about their feelings .



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