Kevin does the right thing by telling him what he saw Danielle doing and instead of seeing it for what it is - brotherly concern and loyalty - and simply talking to her, insecure baby-man Connor dumps all his fear and displaced anger onto Kevin. Throws his apology (which wasn't even merited) back in his face. Won't even let him explain his thought process; no, he wants Kevin to say only the words he wants to hear, the precise way he wants to hear them, otherwise he's just a terrible person for daring to try to look out for his brother. Wow. If my sister ever saw my boyfriend in a questionable situation with some guy on the street and withheld it from me, we'd have a huge problem.
As for Danielle... when Connor finally asks her, was Kevin right? You decide.
Don't get me started on the two entitled little nieces who rudely tell Trace he's not their Dad when he rightly stops them from doing something dangerous. Only to be rewarded by flaky Abby with a kiss on the forehead when they tell her. She's so concerned w/being their besties instead of Mom that she never even mildly corrects them when they've behaved badly. Two future Karens coming right up. Smh.
Don't get me started on the two entitled little nieces who rudely tell Trace he's not their Dad when he rightly stops them from doing something dangerous. Only to be rewarded by flaky Abby with a kiss on the forehead when they tell her. She's so concerned w/being their besties instead of Mom that she never even mildly corrects them when they've behaved badly. Two future Karens coming right up. Smh.
