This really feels like a ‘yes’ and ‘no’ situation. That was a whole lot to absorb in one evening, from Ava to Dayna.
Being the odd-man-out is not a good feeling ever. He seems to think there’s some intent of malice based on his reaction and silence. So that’s a ‘yes’ to me. He must think he’s in the right.
I’d say ‘no’ twice as loud though. They love him, all of them. I can see Kyan being situationally immature but this feels like an intellectual and emotional choice to behave badly. To treat the family badly. To treat Perry badly.
Time to grow up? Face the music? Yeah, probably.