It was so cute and funny but also kinda emotional? Or maybe I was the emotional one because when Josephine talked about her financial and health struggles I just wanted to cry at how unfair medical services are to some people in the U.S. I might live in a third-world country but many people benefit from public healthcare here, myself included.
He hadn’t deserved to have this girl in his corner for the last five years.
That fact was growing more obvious by the moment.
Someone should have been cheering for her, instead.
I don’t know why I stopped reading Tessa’s books, I was giggling and kicking my feet. I can’t wait for the next book.