Las vegas , Of love

Boy Casa Amor part three

Back in Casa Amor, the atmosphere among the boys is relaxed as they settle into a casual conversation. Johnny, Carrington, Calvin, Connor, and Cable gather around, exchanging stories and teasing one another about their experiences in the villa.

"So, who's missing their girl the most?" Johnny asks with a smirk, glancing around the group.

"Definitely Carrington," Connor laughs, nudging him. "You've been staring at your photos on the phone like it's a lifeline."

Carrington chuckles, but there's a hint of sincerity in his tone. "What can I say? I miss Kendall. It's hard not to think about her, especially with everything happening here."

"Same here," Connor admits, a touch of longing in his voice. "I've been thinking about Mackenzie all day. She's amazing, and I just hope she's doing okay without me."

Calvin nods, understanding the emotional toll the experience can take. "It's tough, man. We're in this wild environment, but our hearts are still back at the main villa."

Cable chimes in, "I get that. It's like we're having fun here, but there's always that thought in the back of our minds—what's going on with our girls?"

Carrington leans back, his expression thoughtful. "I just keep replaying our moments together. The way she looks at me... I've never felt this way about anyone in a long time."

"Exactly!" Connor agrees, his eyes lighting up. "Mackenzie has this energy that draws you in. I didn't think I could connect with someone so quickly."

Johnny raises an eyebrow, smirking. "Looks like love is in the air, huh? But seriously, if you both feel that strongly, you should make sure you're honest with them when you get the chance."

Carrington nods, grateful for the support. "I want to be real with Kendall. I just hope she knows how much she means to me."

"Same here with Mackenzie," Connor adds, his voice earnest. "We're all here to find something real, and I think that's what matters most."

As the boys share their feelings, the bond between them deepens, each supporting the others in navigating their emotions. The conversation shifts from light-hearted banter to a more heartfelt discussion, highlighting the genuine connections they've formed.

With the night continuing, Carrington and Connor know they'll have to find the right moment to express their feelings to their girls when they reunite. Until then, they lean on each other for support, navigating the complexities of love in a villa filled with uncertainty.

Carrington shakes his head, a firm resolve in his voice. "I don't even want to talk to any of the girls here," he says, his frustration evident. "It feels wrong to even think about flirting when I'm missing Kendall so much."

Johnny raises an eyebrow, trying to lighten the mood. "Come on, man! You have to see this as a free hall pass. You can do anything you want, and they'd never know!"

But Carrington's expression hardens. "I could never do that. Kendall is the best girl I've ever been with. It wouldn't be fair to her or to me."

Connor nods, understanding the weight of Carrington's words. "It sounds like you really care about her. That kind of connection doesn't come around often."

"Exactly," Carrington replies, his voice passionate. "I don't want to mess it up by pretending to have fun here when my heart is back with her. I want to be genuine."

Calvin leans back, crossing his arms. "That's admirable, man. But you have to find a way to balance those feelings. You're allowed to explore and still be committed."

Carrington looks around at his friends, appreciating their support but feeling the weight of his emotions. "I just don't want to lose her. I need her to know that she's the only one I want."