Okay, here’s where it gets interesting. There’s a tiny moment with Jordan—the quiet, artsy guy. No, not Max’s twin. The other one. They share a scene that made my jaw drop. He actually sees her. He notices her pain behind the sarcasm.
But here’s the brutal truth: they’re not endgame. At least not yet. Jordan is a flicker of hope, not a full-blown romance. The showrunners are teasing us. They’re like, “Here’s a nice guy, Abby. But first, you gotta fix yourself.” Ouch.
The Real Love Story: Abby & Herself
This is the part that makes me emotional. Abby’s real journey isn’t about finding a boyfriend. It’s about surviving. She’s dealing with an eating disorder, anxiety, and a mom who’s basically a ghost. That’s a lot.
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Her friendship with Norah and Ginny? That’s the backbone. When Abby spirals, they hold her up. Or try to. It’s messy, and sometimes they fail. But that’s more honest than a perfect romance.
So, does she end up with someone? Yes. Herself. And that’s the hardest relationship of all. She’s learning to sit with her own discomfort. To not need a Press or a Jordan to feel whole.
