Dauma's and Adam relationship
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Re: Dauma's and Adam relationship
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That's what I thought too. Dauma didn't acknowledge the fact that Adam could be potentially dangerous for her daughter to be around (even though Carly is more than capable of taking care of her self) and basically gave him the benefit of the doubt even though he chloroformed, kidnapped and basically caused the death of Terry.TheNeouReader wrote: ↑09 Apr 2020, 13:38 I really thought Dauma was going to at the very least, address the situation with Terry or Adam's darkness, but she just gives a warning to protect her daughter to Adam? And became a mother figure to Adam? I'll admit, it's nice seeing the bond they have sure. She is a good mother overall. Just that part didn't align with her personality.
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