It doesn’t seem like they have anything but a father/daughter love for each other until the episode where they sleep together. I mean it does seem like they are getting overly attached and confused while they play house together, in that episode, and Cheryl’s not there; but i will never understand the motivation to actually sleep together without stopping and thinking about how much pain they would cause and how Wayne literally had a child with her mother. It kinda made Wayne seem like an Ass to me, especially how he handled it
Thank you lulupaperbird for the confession :)
Is this what you were talking about? Because it’s the beginning of season 3… I hope I got it right…
Yes, but when Ted set it up, Wayne was still into Cheryl, however by the time they got together, Wayne and Cheryl’s relationship was on the rocks, which is common after the death of a child.
Thank you crimzon1991 for the confession
Confession requested by Anon. I don’t understand how Cheryl could have chosen Wayne over him by that point but whatevs… Actually, now that I think about it, it’s rawther interesting because she probably chose him, in some part, because she was carrying his baby, but the baby dying was what put that huge dent in their relationship… Interesting…
I think that Jethro’s behaviour towards Wayne in the end was just unacceptable. Jethro has Wayne to thank for the fact that he hadn’t been struck off because of his involvement with the gang job, and Cheryl went through all that drama with Gary because she sold him the share of Hoochie Mama which opened like a million different cans of worms.
First time I watched it, I kept shaking my head, hoping it was just a minor set back and he was going to start crying soon…
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Confession requested by an Anon I totally agree with. I don’t know why, but their pairing suddenly made sense, even though I realise it wasn’t entirely logical…
I too always thought it cruel that she ended up alone when everyone else paired up.
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