No offense, but it's a bit possessive POV you have. Jaye missed MC's game. She felt sorry and flirty with her friend, none of it's a crime in my book.
Well first of all, none of it is a crime neither what you mentioned nor all the things I mentioned and I did not suggest it at any point. Secondly, all I am saying I feel like there is more to Jaye&Chris relation that we learned so far. I cannot convience myself that Jaye brought Chris to home other than any reason to fuck(which is not a crime) while in love with MC and she did it on the day, MC had an important game. Chris getting kicked out was not a reason for her to not attend his game. After all, she sacrificed to be there for every other games. She simply could have said come to game with me or we can meet afterwards.
So, what's been said and what's been showed does not add up in my book, that's all.
No offense, but it's a bit unreasonable and possessive POV you have. Jaye missed MC's game. She felt sorry and flirty with her friend, none of it's a crime in my book. She was free to have other relationships and commitments.
Non taken but I do not think it's possessive thought. It simply does not make sense after all things she went through to be there, she just skips the most important one for a trivial thing. It was my point actually, she chose Chris over MC and without anything going on between them, I find it hard to believe she would do that.
In fact, after the incident she's afraid to get in his car for this very reason.
I don't think it shows that car sex possible rather she was afraid of him which is understandable.
If two teenagers want to fuck and they have a car, it happens.
Why so many of them sneak their bf/gf to their room then?
wouldn't fight him to begin with.
Hence the cold feet.
Rewatch MC and Jaye's dialogue on the yacht at the bed fort. Jaye offered clear cut explanation and it makes sense.
Yeah maybe I should, don't remember the exact scene tbh.
Anyways, no need to drag this discussion since it does not lead anywhere. Thanks for the convo.
