“It’s going to be interesting to see the consequences of this action that they’ve taken,” the actress explains. “How it affects them in their frequently path-crossing spaces at work, and how they’ll navigate that inner tension. I like to think that they probably had a really good time and it’s a nice reminder of everything that’s sweet about them because they know that all of the other stuff works too.” O’Neil is right about Lucy and Tim being a great fit for one another, and it is just not about opposites attracting, there seems to be so much more lying beneath the surface.
Lucy and Tim have continued to work professionally despite their split, and even the reintroduction of a familiar face with shared history on both sides, didn’t seem to worry them much. “Actually, everything about them seems to work,” O’Neil adds, noting that the Valentine’s Day adventure is a willingness for a reconcilliation. “They work well. They’re good teammates. They have, obviously, a really beautiful physical connection. When they do talk, it’s very open and candid, but what’s happening right now is a willingness and a repair that hasn’t taken place.”
Professionalism and Emotion Don’t Mix Very Well As Chenford Might Soon Discover
