"As if dinners for two and walks in the park were my thing"
We pick up in today's episode back by the pond (although not Snyder Pond, I don't think; apparently Oakdale has many ponds to choose from to play host to relationship drama), and Luke opens up to Noah about how after being pushed away with both hands, he made himself stop pining after Noah. Meanwhile, Reid is picking up the pining slack as he mopes
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Awww, such a nice way of describing him.
It's interesting what Luke talks about here at the beginning. He says he never expected to fall in love and then he met Noah and he did. And I think that explains a lot about why Luke is so devoted to Noah. He never thought he'd fall in love but once he did, he didn't want to let go of that love (and consequently, the man) because he probably thought he wouldn't find love a second time. But now that Luke thinks that could be a possibility with Reid (and I think Luke is here a bit more certain about his feelings for Reid, judging by what he tells Noah and his mom).
I like Lily/Reid. I wish they would've had more interactions. And here, even though Lily is still wary of Reid, she still is putting Luke's happiness first and if Luke wants Reid, then she'll accept it.
He adds that Noah should fight for what he wants, I think because Reid doesn't want Luke by default. He wants to win Luke fair ( ... )
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Also, I think a vital part that Luke leaves out here is that it wasn't so much that he didn't think HE would fall in love (he'd already fallen for Kevin) -- the key is that Luke never thought anyone else would love HIM. So when Noah did, to Luke it was some miracle. And he was so grateful for it and clinged to it long after they should have gone their separate ways.
Oh, Luke. :((
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Yes, that's it! Poor Luke.
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