And what's interesting about it is what I like about the way you and James, 'cause that's sort of the main through line right now is what's happening with You guys. But sort of to Sarah's point, you two are so grounded, you're a united front, like everything around you is crazy. But you two are like, we're good. We know how we're handling this. Like your energy is stable. And it's interesting because opposite you is the person who's making these crazy accusations who's also playing it very grounded, very real, very direct. And so it creates this interesting dynamic where what's happening around you is like paparazzi circus, public allegations, but the actual people involved are calculated. Are quiet. -Rob
Yeah. It's so much more believable that she is so still and calm, scary. But what you were saying about the co about them facing everything as a couple And, you know, all the chaos going on around them and what you were saying, soph about them being a united front at the end, but then the suspicion creeping in. What this made me think of, I, I was thinking about, you know, putting myself back in Haley's shoes. Nathan has a history of covering his own ass when he's in trouble. He did it with the basketball cheating scandal in high school. Which is why he didn't end up going to college on his scholarship for basketball. He did it with Nanny Carey knowing how inappropriate she was being and how, you know, he didn't set boundaries and he just didn't wanna get in trouble and didn't. And then look what happened. He's done impulsive things when he's drinking like the bar fight and then the, you know, the fight and when he was in the wheelchair, like there's a, there's a history of that. And their whole relationship started because he was trying to mess with Lucas. And my question is, when your relationship starts on manipulation of any kind, can you ever really get past that? Or will you always default to suspicion? Like, is that why Haley is when she's checking the phone records, like it's starting to creep in because she's like, he's done this, not this, but he spent time covering his own ass before. Do I let this in? -Bethany
