you know what... yeah, that was a really well-written end to vaye's character arc. i like how they didn't try to make him redeemable. rather than losing everything, i think it's more appropriate to say that he never got what he wanted. it was satisfying and bittersweet.
also, michello truly is the standard. it was so beautiful how he tried working with lorena through her trauma and becoming a mother despite his own feelings towards love and parenthood (a very tricky method to healing btw; glad he and lorena aren't using the child as ONLY a sense of self-fulfillment).
you know what... yeah, that was a really well-written end to vaye's character arc. i like how they didn't try to make him redeemable. rather than losing everything, i think it's more appropriate to say that he never got what he wanted. it was satisfying and bittersweet.
also, michello truly is the standard. it was so beautiful how he tried working with lorena through her trauma and becoming a mother despite his own feelings towards love and parenthood (a very tricky method to healing btw; glad he and lorena aren't using the child as ONLY a sense of self-fulfillment).