That thought plagues me during the entire ride up the elevator to Ethan’s floor. Vincent has been my favorite doorman since Ethan moved into this apartment building. He always smiles and chats with me. But today, he simply held the door open with a stoic expression. Not even a, “Hello, Quinn. How was your trip?” The reason why I’ll buy any of her books in a heartbeat is because of the way they make me feel. There’s something about her plots that demand my heart to think about it for days. Weeks. Months. Years. I’m not surprised that this book isn’t any different from the rest of her books. I was just mostly surprised of the tremendous toll it really took on me. Like I’m not fine. At all. Will I ever be? I don’t know. This story…...YOU have NO idea what’s waiting for YOU. This book made me feel like it was a paper shredder. All it did was shred me to tiny little pieces. And then shredded those tiny little pieces into even more tinier little pieces. When Quinn finally smiled, I felt like she was finally living again. I could see how happy she was, focusing on the love in her life than the sorrow. I would walk through fire to see you happy. I'd give up everything I have to see a genuine smile on your face. If we had to forego sex forever, I would. Hell, I'd even give up cheese to see you finally get your dream of becoming a mother. And you know how much I love cheese."

Hey guys! Here's where we'll talk about the book and there will be spoilers . . . but here's the thing: I could understand Quinn in her feelings. She felt alone and like she’s a failure as a human and a wife. She felt like Graham would make a great father because they talked about having kids, but yet here she was so many years later unable to make that happen for him. And she felt like it’s her fault because Graham was healthy. Quinn just sounded so despondent in the beginning, crying in the shower and not wanting Graham’s touch. And it’s because she wanted to have kids to make Graham happy and to fix everything between them, but I kept saying to myself,” Quinn having a baby is not going to fix your relationship!” Adding a baby will make things worse because if you still have relationship problems, the baby will grow up with parents who will maybe fight all the time and things like that. That’s only going to be a tie in the relationship. Not a mend. With a deft hand, Colleen Hoover crafts the unraveling of a marriage with brutal, unflinching honesty. The genius is in how she stitches together the perfect ending. This is one beautiful story." Tracey Garvis GravesIf you’ve read Colleen’s Hopeless trilogy ( Hopeless, Losing Hope, and Finding Cinderella), you may notice a special cameo in the Epilogue. If you know Six’s story, what could this connection potentially mean for Quinn and Graham?

I don't plan on writing a small ass summary of what this book is about or a blurb. I can't, because nothing I can possibly write will do it justice. I also recommend going into this one blind. Let it hit you full force, you may be on the ground for the next couple of days - but I guarantee you, it's worth it. At least it is for me. You can always hit "preview" right next to the "Post" box if you want to see if it worked before you post the comment. I hope you choose the road that will make you the happiest. Even its it’s not a choice I’ll love. I will still always love you. Whether I’m a part of your life or not. You deserve happiness more than anyone I know. I also liked how Colleen described their avoidance as a dance where they would skirt around each others touches in private or how they would give one worded responses/clipped answers or how they avoided talking about that “something more.” They walked on eggshells around each other because some part of them still wanted to make their relationship work, but they were both starting to slowly lose hope about everything that the relationship used to be. It was no longer touches and long conversations, but not talking about their real feelings and feeling relieved when one person doesn’t touch the other. And it was kind of sad to see that distinct difference when in the past they could barely keep their hands off of each other, let alone their clothes. As for God, His way is blameless; The word of the LORD is refined; He is a shield to all who take refuge in Him.

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God—his way is perfect; the word of the LORD is pure. He is a shield to all who take refuge in him. We’re also going to have bad days and sad days and days that test our resolve. Those are the days I want you to feel the absolute weight of my love for you.” My girlfriend works with him,” he says, glancing at the apartment door with disgust. “ More than works with him, apparently.” Vincent nods and takes the cash. When his eyes meet mine, they’re swimming in apology. I give Vincent a hug since I’ll likely never see him again. Shew thy marvellous lovingkindness, O thou that savest by thy right hand them which put their trust in thee from those that rise up against them.

The elevator dings and my attention is swept away from my phone and to the doors. When they open, I feel a knot form in my throat. My hand clenches in a fist around my phone when I see the containers of food. The delivery guy begins to walk toward us and my heart takes a beating with every step. Way to pour salt on my wounds, Ethan. COLLEAGUE!! She wanted Graham and Quinn so badly. She wanted him to keep fighting for her. When chapter 16 came along, he was very worried. abeYou didn’t ruin my dreams for these two. Of course, without a little swoon, it wouldn’t be considered romance…and boy did I swoon. He has a knowing look in his eye, but then the lines around his eyes fall a little. “You’ll cry tonight. In bed. That’s when it’ll hurt the most. When you’re alone.” The getting married at the beach part was also a good scene in how they created the category five box with their love notes that they would read on their 25th anniversary or in case of an emergency. I thought the box had a prenup at first because of how much the mom kept pushing it! Then I thought wedding photos? Vows? The string in the box from Spongebob? 😂

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He stares at me a moment, contemplating my odd train of thought. “Sasha is ugly. You have nothing to worry about.”

When we see them “Then,” Quinn and Graham’s relationship seems effortless. “Now,” faced with the challenges of the present that have built up over eight years of marriage, their relationship could potentially fall apart in an instant. Can a relationship based on “kismet” last the test of time? I mean, everyone needs a man like Graham who can write how much they love you until the point it hurts. In his most recent letter, he mentioned how he knew Quinn was there when he held his nephew and that she must have heard him say he was devastated to not be a father yet. What he meant was he was devastated for Quinn. Graham and I both stand up. Neither of us look toward Ethan’s apartment. Graham has a tight grip on my hand as he leads me to the elevator.

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I love you,” he said quietly, shaking his head. “I always have. No matter how much you wish I didn’t.” (pg 190)