"Hey, I'm just kidding! He usually gets only aggressive at home, we have more chances of him taking it better here."

Den nods and sits on the couch, waiting for Kegan. He looks down and starts thinking about all that they went through together.

Den stops stops thinking about his experiences with Kegan when he looks at Dustyn and just tries to hide his worry with a smile.

"[color=darkorange]Yeah, yeah! I'm just... thinking. You know, this relationship now just feels like a huge waste of time! Even though it made me come out and accept my sexuality at least."

Den stops looking at Dustyn to think and then bursts out in nervous laughter.

"Ah, don't make me regret my choice. I can't let this relationship turn into a total prison."

Meanwhile, Kegan arrives with his car at Dustyn's house. He gives a look at the house before getting out.

When Dustyn says 'soon', Kegan rings the bell. He's waiting outside, with a determined and serious look on his face. As he adjusts his jacket, he looks around and then back at the door.
Inside the house, Den hears the bell and looks at Dustyn.

"This must be him!"

Den follows Dustyn and when he opens the door, he sees Kegan. He tries to smile at him, but doesn't seem able to do that. Kegan instead just walks in and tries to hug him.

"Baby, what's up?"

Den avoids the hug and just looks at him with a serious but nervous look.

"Kegan. We need to talk."
"About what?"
"About what's going on between us. It... it is just not working anymore."
"What are you talkin' about?"

Kegan begins to lose a little control and looks at Dustyn. He then looks back at Den who replies.

"I've given you so many chances Kegan! You just keep making promises and promises and yet you did your scene of jealousy getting aggressive and stuff yesterday. You did it once again. I don't want that anymore."
"What? So this means you're gonna leave me?"

Den doesn't reply back but stands there, staring at him nervously and hoping that he would not get aggressive like always. So he looks at Dustyn and then back him, looking almost frightened to answer.

Kegan turns around to look at Dustyn and chuckles a bit shaking his head.

"Well, of course. It makes sense now."
"What makes senses?"

Den looks at him confused and more nervous as he feels that the aggressive Kegan is about to come out.

"Your friend here put all of this bullshit in your head. We were working it out so well and then suddenly he tells you all of this and changes your mind. He wanted this from day one."

Den gulps and shakes his head.

"No! YOU got obsessed with me, Kegan! This is why it needs to stop. Maybe the only way to make you feel better is to keep you away from me."
"What the..."

Kegan loses control and interrupts his own sentence hitting the wall with a fist, which makes Den jump and immediately look at Dustyn.

"You don't know what you're saying! You really don't know!"

Kegan puts his head in his hands. He looks angry but he's also visibly desperate.

"It can't end like this! It can't end!"

Den looks at him and frowns a bit looking down. Then Kegan suddenly kicks the door and Den looks at him jumping again.

"Fuck! Fuck everything! I knew this was gonna happen."
"Please Kegan, stop. It's the best thing for you and for me."

Kegan looks at Dustyn and shouts.

"I don't give a fuck! I'm gonna go now anyway!"

He then turns to Den.

"I'll leave you the house when the radio show is finished and I'll send you your stuff tomorrow."

He looks down for a moment and then back at Den, saying one last sentence before leaving.

"I loved you."

So Den watches him leaving and shakes his head. He begins to regret what he has just done a little, but deep inside he knows that it was the right thing to do.
Meanwhile Kegan gets in his car and drives away.

Den smiles but he still looks a bit upset. He hugs Dustyn and sighs.

"Thanks for helping me. This was definately the best thing to do."