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Okay, even if she assumes she and EJ were alone, Will saying “after what you did!” should at least get the wheels turning. Particularly since he is acting so out of left field and the sex incident has to be front burner on her mind still.
at least on some level, but the idea of Will knowing about "the act" is too horrible for her to face and admit. She is probably in denial.
butt! The only reason she wants to "renew" her vows is because she can cry to Rafe, "…but, you said you’d love me for (better) or worse!" I so hope Will spills the beans to Rafe about Sami and EJ, right smack dab in the middle of "the renewal of vows" when the preacher says "does anyone here know any just cause that these two people should not be joined…speak now…" Say it loud Will!
I keep thinking as she’s listening to Will’s accusations that she should have gotten a wee look of "ah-ha" on her face but she seems to be totally oblivious. I should think as guilty as she feels, that would occur to her even if he wasn’t referring to it.
and it wouldn’t surprise me at all if it happens as you say. Afterall, what would be the point of the vow renewal if not for some high drama.
as much as I love him and Sami together, I find myself now feeling she’s absolutely right when she says "I don’t deserve you." No, you don’t, but will he be devistated enough to divorce her? I don’t think he will; he’s just too great a guy and it’s unfortunate that he is so deeply in love with her.
He loves her way too much…silly guy. In fact, he’ll probably blame himself somehow for what she did and forgive her completely.
(Patti, hope you’re all settled now.)
woman, but eventually he will get tired of her antics just like all the other men in her life finally saw right through her and she will lose a great guy that deserves much better.
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