Ashley Abbott can't stop thinking about the dramatic incident at the Paris café involving Tucker McCall. According to Ashley, Tucker's anger during the event was unlike anything she had ever seen before. However, Tucker sees things differently and believes that Ashley is exaggerating the entire exchange. He thinks it was just a normal disagreement between a couple.

In a rare situation, both Ashley and Tucker appear to be telling the truth, despite their contradictory memories. Ashley genuinely believes that Tucker behaved like a crazy caveman, breaking glasses and throwing chairs around.

On the other hand, Tucker insists that the glass simply fell over and he merely hurried past the chair as he left.

Tucker even tries to use the lack of action from the wait staff as evidence to support his version of events. He argues that if the situation had been as bad as Ashley claims, someone would have contacted the police. But this reasoning is flawed due to the limited number of witnesses and the short duration of the argument. Tucker could have easily escaped before anyone could react.

Both sides have their reasons, but the show must handle abuse allegations with credibility. Ashley's perspective portrays Tucker as frightening and abusive, while Tucker may need this situation as a reality check to analyze himself.

Ashley's bold actions have put Tucker in a difficult situation. It remains to be seen whether she can obtain surveillance video from the café in Paris to prove her innocence. Regardless, Ashley seeks closure and may show Tucker the video to put an end to the unanswered questions.

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