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and follows Belly through her adventures in Cousins Beach as she figures out if her heart truly lies with Conrad or his brother, Jeremiah .
Conrad is the unmistakable heartthrob of the series, the boy Belly has endlessly swooned for since she was a young girl. Despite her endless flip-flopping, it feels inevitable that Belly’sConrad — something Briney didn’t quite understand when he first stepped into the role. “When I first read the book and when the script started coming in, I was like, ‘This dude kind of sucks,'” he revealed during a June interview with. “He’s really rude and he’s not telling people how he feels, and that’s why he’s in all this trouble.”
As time went on, however, the Connecticut native realized that Conrad, who is holding onto secrets about both his dad’s infidelity and mom’s recent cancer diagnosis, is just a teenage boy trying to deal with his own emotions.“He’s just young and … just trying to keep it together for the people he loves,” the actor explained. “Yes, he owes an apology to some people in the world, but he’s 17. He can make mistakes. He’s going to continue to make mistakes, and he’s just hurt.
According to Briney, while the show may center itself around the romantic tension between characters, the cast themselves are
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