Sure, there was always an "opposites attract" thing with them and that made them more interesting. Where the wheels come off is Guza writing them as just giving up on each other because Felicia and Stefan made kissy-faces at them. The real LnL always fought for their love no matter what their issues might have been. They would not have turned to other people. Surely they would have fought harder for their marriage. Also, Luke's definition of "adventure" somehow morphed into lying around the Q mansion getting tipsy. Meanwhile Laura was the one enjoying Europe. Well, whatever, Luke!!
JMO

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: That's what's surprising me. I'd always
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: as they get married.
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: FFWD to their 95 break up, and it's almost
: chilling how accurate Labine's writing is to
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