•We get actively involved in a missing person case involving someone we have never met.
•We face suspicion (but okay, we make friends).
•We inevitably fall in love with someone we don’t know (it’s only okay because we are talking about Jake—do not try this at home).
•We find out that this person is wanted by the freaking FBI (even though he’s not a bad person—which somehow makes it worse, I guess?).
•We constantly see bad things happen to our new friends.
•We get publicly accused of kidnapping, humiliated, and even harassed by strangers.
•We become a target because they are looking for our boyfriend.
•We are forced to go through trauma by witnessing our friend’s (fake) death, and on top of that, we have to announce it to the others.
•We constantly receive threats.
And on top of all that, the outcome is losing our boyfriend—either believing he’s dead or, at best, arrested. We think we’ll never meet the love of our life and that it’s all our fault.
We also lose our friends and have no way to communicate with them whatsoever.
AND BEFORE WE EVEN RECOVER FROM ALL THIS, WE RELIVE THE WHOLE SITUATION.Like, who is passing around our phone number as if we’re a detective or something?
And not a single “How are you?”, “Are you okay?”, “How are you holding up?”, “Did we ever find out why you got involved in this?”, “We’re sorry.” Nothing.
So yes, WE have the right to have a full-blown crash-out in the next episode, as you all have already said.
Yes, Jessy dear, it was bad—but please consider all of this too 🥲
P.s:accurate representation of my girl Mc when this will happen.I suppose it’s either gonna happen because Dan will get us mad mad, or we will vent to Ash or Charlie because at this point they seem to care more about how we feel.
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