Review: The best part yet.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 20, 2014
Rushing to Tennessee to be by her mother's hospital bed, McKayla is devastated to learn of her mother's prognosis. At the same time Matt shows up expectantly to be by her side. Not knowing for sure what motivated him to be there, she's grateful for the company.McKayla is taken aback by the way Matt is acting while with her. He's kinder, gentler, and treats Mac more like a person than his own sex toy. This is the Matt she wants, the Matt that she craves, the Matt that she needs.When she tells him this he turns cold. She decides to cut him out of her life, to have a business relationship only. If he doesn't want more with her than she doesn't need him.Some weeks go by like this, the two barely talking to each other unless they need something for work. He's hurt, feeling like she's denied him. He gets to the point where he spends a weekend completely drunk and tries to work out his own feelings towards her.Mitigation is probably the best part of Legal Affairs thus far. There isn't as much sex this time but I think that just adds to the overall story. I'm so happy that these two are finally working out their feelings for each other. It's completely obvious that Matt cares deeply for Mac no matter what he says. He's just too scared to to actually feel again after being hurt by his ex and former best friend. I get it, I do, but he definitely needs to move on. I really do think Mac did the right thing with leaving Matt. He can be too controlling and too... much. She needed to get away from him if he didn't want the same thing(s) as her.Also, can I just say how much I love Cal? He seems like a really great guy, even if his past is a bit shady. I think he's making a good friend for Mac and I hope to see more of him in the future.