Bittersweet Candy Bowl

90. Golden Hour, page posted 11/18/15

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Author commentary

Veronica: Not looking too happy there, Abbey

Comments from around the web

So I started BCB (bittersweet candy bowl) yesterday and as of today I’m all caught up!! Gorgeous art and characterization all around and I am so in love with Paulo ❤️❤️

Tumblr: agenderalphys November 18, 2015

     l i s t e n

     abbey isn’t even really one of my favorite characters, but it is absolutely shitty for paulo to constantly egg on someone that has problems with self-control and then pretend like he did nothing wrong

     like please don’t act like paulo isn’t being a dick because he totally is

Tumblr: xionvee November 18, 2015

I wonder when this comic will call out on Abbey bs jalousy instead of always bashing over Paulos immature behavior. Abusive father or not, Paulo isnt the reason for his flaws and angry outbursts, heck, he would treat anyone the same who happens to akt like a jerk. Daisy better use that brain of hers if she going to pick sides

Facebook: Ivana Libiaková November 18, 2015

I’d say they’re both partially wrong here. Paulo should have told Abbey when taking his order that Daisy prefers chocolate and shouldn’t have laughed. And Abbey is kinda overreacting.

Facebook: Нина Исакова November 18, 2015

This reminds me of what happened between Mike and Lucy.

Abbey (Sandy) is upset over events that revolve around Paulo’s (Lucy’s) behavior. Thus he (she) sits back hoping that Daisy (Mike) will see things his (her) way. Though, when Abbey (Sandy) realizes Daisy (Mike) isn’t doing anything about the current situation anger insues. Thus, forcing Daisy (Mike) to start looking at something which previously wasn’t an issue as a problem. Now after weeks of countless stress and never once saying anything, Daisy (Mike) decides to go off instead of actually talking it out. Not even listening to Paulo (Lucy) and basically shutting him (her) down once he (she) attempts to talk it over.

Facebook: Mariah Elmore November 18, 2015