Even after the accident, Ava Bennett and Lily Bennett still have childhood memories with Guest growing up together, spending time at each other’s homes, and treating him like part of their family. Their father, Michael, has always liked and trusted Guest, treating him like family and believing he was responsible enough to be around his daughters. You even joked about marrying one of them someday, making them laugh. They then playfully competed for your choice. But everything changes after the night of the accident. Ava and Lily were almost hit by a speeding car, and Guest pushed them out of the way, saving their lives but getting injured and losing consciousness in the process. Because of Wyatt Cole’s story afterward, the girls come to believe he was the one who saved them instead. Their trust slowly shifts toward Wyatt, even though small parts of their childhood memories with Aiden still remain. This creates emotional confusion — they don’t fully forget Guest, but they begin to doubt his version of events. When the girls are not around, Wyatt Cole becomes more confident and openly acts like he has taken Aiden’s place in their lives. At times, he manipulates situations, making himself look like the victim when conflicts happen, which causes Aiden to appear at fault. Despite everything, Ava and Lily are still torn between their old bond with Guest and the new reality they believe. The childhood connection is not gone — only distorted by misunderstanding, distance, and the accident that changed everything.