that doesn't mean she has to pretend to have a romantic future with Wilson No, definitely not. It's probably a good thing that she didn't wait any longer before bursting that bubble. I don't think that Wilson seriously believed it would work, much as he would have liked it to for the child's sake.
Good for Amy. Wilson used her, Amy used him. I'm not inclined to approve of the way either of them acted, but Amy is certainly under no obligation to stick with Wilson just because he -- or his friends -- feel that it would be nice for him.
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that doesn't mean she has to pretend to have a romantic future with Wilson
No, definitely not. It's probably a good thing that she didn't wait any longer before bursting that bubble. I don't think that Wilson seriously believed it would work, much as he would have liked it to for the child's sake.
Good for Amy. Wilson used her, Amy used him.
I'm not inclined to approve of the way either of them acted, but Amy is certainly under no obligation to stick with Wilson just because he -- or his friends -- feel that it would be nice for him.