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</div><b>Name:</b>Grace Lynn Carter<br/><b>Age:</b>28<br/><b>Sexuality:</b>Heterosexual<br/><b>Hometown:</b>Brighton, England<br/><b>Date/Time:</b>Sunday, 4th of July | Evening<br/><b>Location:</b>Villa Bathroom/Bedroom<br/><b>Wearing:</b>Same as picture with<a class="link link--external" data-proxy-href="/proxy.php?link=https%3A%2F%2Fi.pinimg.com%2F550x%2F2c%2F67%2Fea%2F2c67eaa63d3991d642195930df16a906.jpg&amp;hash=040702438afd6258510fb5f7ce07aca0" href="https://i.pinimg.com/550x/2c/67/ea/2c67eaa63d3991d642195930df16a906.jpg" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" target="_blank">these shoes</a><br/><b>Coupled With:</b>Marcus<br/><b>Tagging:</b>Arisa (<a class="username" data-user-id="7735" data-username="Mika-chan" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://blackdahliaroleplaying.com/members/7735/">Mika-chan</a>)<br/><b>Music:</b><a class="link link--external" data-proxy-href="/proxy.php?link=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dta40rNmAvOA&amp;hash=dbee8ab2d3ac517bca2679b71f31a415" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ta40rNmAvOA" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" target="_blank">Our Last Night - Look What You Made Me Do (Cover)</a><br/><hr class="bbc-hr"/>Even with emotions running high, as Matt had said earlier, Grace couldn’t help feeling like Arisa had taken all of this just a bit too far. The remark that she had made back at the firepit about ‘just go and grab a knife,’ or something along those lines, made her wonder if Arisa had mental health problems that needed to be addressed.<br/><br/>To be honest, if feeling her feelings, as intense as they were, was too much for Arisa and she thought that it would be better if she just died rather than be overcome with emotion, then maybe she was a candidate for antidepressants, or for therapy, at the very least. Neither of which she would be finding here on Love Island.<br/><br/>Either way, the overreaction on Arisa’s part made Grace more aware of the girl’s emotional instability and it was worrisome enough, especially with the dark history of Love Island, which featured quite a few past contestants and even the former host who all either self-harmed or committed suicide after leaving the show.<br/><br/>Arisa listened to everything Grace had to say, and when it was her turn to speak up, she immediately began by blaming Rebeckah for being the first to make an unpredictable choice. “That’s true, but you and Marcus weren’t going to couple up tonight anyway, were you?” She asked.<br/><br/>“If he wanted to couple up with you, I’m sure he would’ve comforted you tonight while you’ve been crying. I mean, we were seated on the couch just beside you when this all started and he got up and walked away.” Grace shook her head a bit, as if she realized when she spoke the words, that his behavior was actually quite appalling.<br/><br/>“Why in the world isn’t he comforting you? What happened between you two?” Arisa mentioned how she felt when Rebeckah had essentially stolen Marcus from her, brought up Victor and suggested that she maybe should have chosen him, but really took no responsibility for herself. In fact, she almost made it sound like Matt’s name left her mouth all on its own, without any sort of permission from her brain.<br/><br/>Grace released a sigh. “So all that talk about having three men on your mind when you got up to make your choice… That must’ve been a lie, then?” She asked, genuinely curious if Arisa would at least own up to that bit. Of course, she didn’t mention that she knew Grace liked Matt, didn’t mention that she recalled their girls’ chat from earlier in the morning, and didn’t acknowledge that she had flirted with him right in front of her.<br/><br/>Arisa stressed that she should feel like the victim because she wasn’t going to be sleeping with anyone. Grace understood a little more at that moment, why the girl was so upset. Boys were choosing for the next recoupling ceremony and if no one was interested in her, then she would be going home. Grace let her continue and once she finished, Grace shook her head.<br/><br/>“No, it doesn’t make me feel better to call you out. But I feel that I have to because on one else is doing it. What you did was pretty bad. Now, you could have gone about it all in a very different way. It seems like now you’re trying to say that you’re the victim, that I should feel bad for you.” Grace got up from her crouched position and sat on the bed beside Arisa's bed, facing her.<br/><br/>“If you would’ve said ‘well, the only guy I wanted to pick was just chosen, so now I have to pick someone else, even though I’d rather not.’ Or you could’ve stressed that your choice was a friendship sort of thing and not a potentially romantic one. But to flirt with him right in front of me and to say when you made your choice that you hoped for something more…”<br/><br/>Grace didn’t finish, she just shook her head. Arisa finally ended her speech by apologizing, though, and that was something Grace couldn’t ignore. “Thank you for apologizing. I’ve been waiting for that all evening. And I’m sorry for piling on and making you feel even worse than you already did.” While still maintaining eye contact with Arisa, she concluded.<br/><br/>“Because of this, I’m afraid I can’t call you a friend just yet. It seems like even when I talk to you about my feelings, you don’t regard them. Like when I said that I liked Matt. It’s clear from what you said at the firepit that you do like him, or think that you might, but you don’t know him at all because before this, you spent nearly all of your time with Marcus.”<br/><br/>She waved a hand in the air. Semantics. “Anyway, I can’t be friends with people who I don’t trust. So, I accept your apology and I understand part of why you did what you did, but I can’t excuse all of it. Maybe someday we can work on building a friendship up, but right now, it’s not there.” Grace laid it all out as much as possible, then prepared herself to stand again, but waited in case Arisa had more to say.