@Michael: ah, but Frank didn’t dump Brandy. Neither of them has worked up the guts to tell the other what they feel. And I agree with Mel(ody): Art Boy may be whistling his own tune. Jen is a shameless flirt, and she does need a little comeuppance for dragging Frank to Art Boy’s home. For that, it might be poetic justice for her to hang with Art Boy until she discovers his disrespect for her as a way of learning what she would lose in comparison to what Frank could offer. It’s a good romance novel in pictographic format.
@Michael: ah, but Frank didn’t dump Brandy. Neither of them has worked up the guts to tell the other what they feel. And I agree with Mel(ody): Art Boy may be whistling his own tune. Jen is a shameless flirt, and she does need a little comeuppance for dragging Frank to Art Boy’s home. For that, it might be poetic justice for her to hang with Art Boy until she discovers his disrespect for her as a way of learning what she would lose in comparison to what Frank could offer. It’s a good romance novel in pictographic format.