Hey sista, I feel like I can see both sides because I understand how Sam and Saint feel. I feel like I relate more so with Saint’s because it’s like, don’t be doing no sneaky stuff around me when you can just tell me straight up I would respect you more. But I also understand Sam’s side with wanting freedom and independence. Both sides have valid points however, it’s really just the way they communicated. I can’t wait to see how they handle that in the next chapter, if you show it.
I’m not gonna lie, I feel like Sam and Tee are gonna be cool to watch, but it doesn’t give longevity. Maybe he might teach her certain things, but it doesn’t feel like he’s here for a long time, if you get what I’m trying to say. And like I told you, when it came to the therapist part, you ate. Twin therapists aren’t common, and I just know even though they say they don’t be talking they definitely be talking. Then to finally witness it firsthand, I know for sure that talk after is gonna be TEA. Saint’s grand opening was also cool to read because it showed the impact he has on his community and them witnessing the love as well. That felt really wholesome. But definitely, he’s going to get pulled back into street life, which is probably going to cause problems. Every time Saint and Kori are chilling, here comes one of these agitating people trying to mess things up it really be blowing mine, but I understand. For me personally, my favorite scene had to be the therapist scene the growth, the communication, the vulnerability. Saint acknowledging everything, the pregnancy talk… omg. Sista, come get your flowers.
Overall, this was definitely a good chapter, even though I can agree we say that with every chapter.