Gill Piltz

 Today on the hills Kristin tries to make peace with Adriana because of pervious flirting with Justin bobby, Kristin then invites her to lunch and Adriana doesn’t show and this is when the drama starts. MESS WITH ME, I MESS WITH YOU. Heidi and Spencer move into there new Hollywood modern pad and Heidi is trying to push kids on Spencer, and he is totally not interested and has made that clear. While Lo and Adriana are at a concert, the rest of the crew including Kristin and JB are at the playhouse club where things start to get heated up between Kristin and JB and some people are not too thrilled. 

 Heidi only wants kids and invited Enzo the neighbors little kid to come play video games Spencer is not liking this and turns off the T.V and sends Enzo home.

Stephanie and Adriana have lunch the next morning and Stephanie has to break the bad news to Adriana about JB and Kristin. She seems not to care but everyone knows this is hearting her inside.

The episode ends with JB and Kristin going for a motorcycle ride to the beach where they have lunch and talk about what they are? But the both say they don’t care and they just want a good time!

I think that Kristin was right to try and make peace with Adriana and I understand if Adriana doesn’t want to talk to her but if I was Adriana I would have made peace with her because everyone knows that it is not good to be on Kristin’s bad side. JB is allowed to do whatever he wants but because of the girl code Kristin should have never crossed that line. 

The whole situation with Heidi and Spencer about having kids is kind of ridicules they are too young and don’t seem at all responsible and Spencer does not seem up for the idea what so ever.

Tune in next time to see what happens with JB and Kristin.

Gill Piltz

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