Plus, Parker could easily spot Isabella holding back the truth during the car wash.

Which, I guess is you? But still, nah, I’m good. Isabella: Ummm, only if it’s for charity. Parker was a good balance for her because she seemed mature and didn't accept Brent's behavior. She knew how cruel the world could be and didn't like optimism blind her judgment. This makes Parker's eventual betrayal on Cruel Summer Season 2 Episode 6 even more shocking.Ĭoming to Chatham, Isabella seemed the worldliest and most realistic of the teens. We only got the first few hints of their friendship starting, but we know they'll eventually become BFFs later. It's nice that Parker and Isabella bonded after everything that happened.

Brent deserved a lot worse, and hopefully, his karma comes swiftly and painfully. He's lucky Brent never got any charges and that Parker only dumped him. A decent parent would've held his son accountable for how he treated Isabella and made her uncomfortable. Here comes Steve to flex his toxic masculinity and cover up for his son's terrible attitude. : What are you up for? You always have the best ideas.Megan: What are you up for? You always have the best ideas. Luke: We wanted to figure out what to do tonight. The summer of 1999 (and the winter of 1999) proved yet again why the Chambers men are trash.īrent is running wild and talking a big game, but when the chips fall, his daddy also bails him out-even this time after his gross behavior toward Isabella and undoing her top. Like a whole 'the apple doesn't fall far from the tree' situation, right? Megan has a whole different side to her that only scratched the surface. There is more to this than simply needing a separation in her life. Like how did Ned get her to agree to hack? However, we need more info on why she turned to cyber crimes. Like with my taxes or in a totally different database, right? I mean I’m just saying if I were hella paranoid, I’d put them somewhere completely unlikely. Even Cruel Summer Season 2 Episode 1 dealt with her frustration at having to share her life with Isabella. She's always focused on her goals and doing stuff she could claim as her own. Her answer was very understandable and something Megan would want. 'You never really know who to believe, and they're really good at manipulating the audience into thinking that it might be this person's fault or it might be this person's fault.'Ĭontinued Stanley, 'I think they'll be really surprised by the ending because you think you know these characters really well, and then maybe you actually don't.The closest new information was Megan telling Isabella why she hung out with Ned. 'I think the way that the show is written is really interesting because each episode you start to get suspicious of a different character,' she explained. The stakes are really high this season.' She also praised how 'Cruel Summer' has built its mystery through the events, so far. In a previous interview with POPSUGAR, Underwood's costar Sadie Stanley - who plays Megan - teased of the anthology series's second installment, 'The events that happen are life-changing. What is this, Abercrombie?' asks Trevor, noting that she's 'a long way from Milan.' He questions her, 'Were you ever going to call me?,' before the pair's conversation is interrupted by Luke. 'I've been searching for you for months, clearly I should have looked at the mall. In the clip, Isabella's 'old friend' Trevor questions why he hasn't been able to get in touch with her. Their love triangle eventually turns deadly, and viewers are slowly piecing together just what exactly went wrong - and who was involved. 'Cruel Summer' season two follows Isabella after she moves in with Megan and cozies up to Megan's best friend Luke. In episode five of season two of 'Cruel Summer,' Lexi Underwood's character Isabella's past has been a mystery all season thus far, and in a clip from the installment, which debuts on Monday, June 26, viewers finally get a little insight into who the diplomat's daughter was before coming to town.

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