Sunset And Ethan Has Ruined Relationships

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Overtime, the relationship between Sunset and Ethan has grown. Unfortunately, it ruined the friendship she had with Robert. It also has made Robert wilder with his drinking and doing drugs. The church Sunset and Ethan attend will go on a church team building summer vacation. Robert is forced to come as part of his community service instead of jail duty. There he meets free spirited Jen. Sunset is confused with her feelings when she sees Robert and Jen together. Even though Robert has become attracted to Jen, he tells Sunset that he still loves her. Robert kisses Sunset and Ethan sees this. For the first time she asks her dad for advice about her love life. Sunset goes to Ethan and apologizes. He asks her to marry him. Sunset says she has to

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