Why does Andy become upset with Keisha?

• A. She doesn't want to hang out with him
• B. He suspects she betrayed him
• C. She moved away
• D. She criticized his grades

Answer: (A)

When someone you lean on in a crisis feels distant, the hurt often comes from the sense of being left alone just when you need support. Andy’s upset with Keisha stems from her not wanting to hang out with him. In that moment, hanging out is more than just spending time together—it’s a form of reassurance and normalcy he’s desperately seeking after the traumatic event. Her willingness to share his company would signal that he’s not alone in facing what happened; her refusal communicates distance, which intensifies his feelings of isolation and frustration. The other possibilities—betrayal, moving away, or criticism—would show up as different kinds of strains, but the immediate emotional impact here comes from the lack of companionship during a difficult time.