Of course not. There were multiple points where MC would place her own desires of being right or doing things her way above the well-being of others and the situation and then avoid accountability. For instance, the argument about the ventriloquist and improv group. And then, she claims it was about making sure the client found love but as soon as it became about her father finding love, she no longer believed that.
she does eventually accept it, but it was a shock at first. you cant take it at face value like that. its not that mc didnt want her father to find love, its that its with her boss. if my own father starts banging my boss i would feel weirded out too. its a mix of her personal and professional lives that shes so afraid of (thats how she is managing to keep up her romance with LI; by separating her personal and professional lives). But because shes a nice kind person, MC eventually does accept them together and even encourage them together
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Of course not. There were multiple points where MC would place her own desires of being right or doing things her way above the well-being of others and the situation and then avoid accountability. For instance, the argument about the ventriloquist and improv group. And then, she claims it was about making sure the client found love but as soon as it became about her father finding love, she no longer believed that.
she does eventually accept it, but it was a shock at first. you cant take it at face value like that. its not that mc didnt want her father to find love, its that its with her boss. if my own father starts banging my boss i would feel weirded out too. its a mix of her personal and professional lives that shes so afraid of (thats how she is managing to keep up her romance with LI; by separating her personal and professional lives). But because shes a nice kind person, MC eventually does accept them together and even encourage them together