I’m afraid another reason I would not like to see H back is because M would probably be landed with all the blame for their actions by all and sundry. And that, to me, would be deeply unfair.
I would not put it past H to make himself look like the victim (once more) to achieve whatever he needed to be accepted back into the fold.
For me, H was the one who caused the most damage. He hurt his family. His words and actions did that. The trust is gone. A relationship may be resurrected but it cannot be the same without trust. He broke that trust so badly I can’t see it ever being the same again.
M is no innocent party in that - but mainly by puffing him up enough to have the balls to do it. Ambition is not in itself hurtful, nor a desire for a higher status. It isn’t a crime to leave those who are no longer pertinent or useful to you in your wake either.
The thing that bothered me was the vague allegations and allusions left hanging in the air. Anyone who has been through that knows how damaging and cruel that is. And yes, she did that.
I dislike that, although they are so vocal about the down side of SM, they remained silent about the hateful campaigns around K&C’s illness revelations. Not one mention. Not even in the vague style mentioned above. Like the worry that comes with a cancer diagnosis isn’t hard enough.
I don’t think they are particularly nice people. Nice people, to me, don’t create a storm of hurt, distrust and vengeance around them. I do think that couples sometimes bring out the very worst in eachother.
But I think it would be very wrong for her to be cast as the big bad villain if he returned. The main thing she did was to enable H.
And I think, at least, I’m fairly glad that she allowed us to see what the establishment had managed to suppress.