End up having sex

Steve's point of view

Steven is at a loss as to what to do with Helen. He expected her to tell him the secret he desired to hear, but instead she let him say it first, and what battle Steven was that Helen is attempting to conceal.

Steven is terrified. He has never felt love, and the one person he needs love from is the one who refuses to listen to him.

It's pointless to be with someone who has so many secrets. He can't take it anymore. Steven was too quick to tell his parents about her. What will he tell his parents now that he has refused to take her home?

His head hurts every time he remembers Helen has a son. That should be the first secret Helen would want to share with someone she cares about, but it's clear now that Helen didn't care about Steven's feelings; perhaps she was only concerned with what she could gain from him.

Steven is very upset. The thought that ran through his mind had the potential to kill a man, but Steven avoided all of that. He is terrified of what he might