![]() In fact, I wish I could put him in a body suit of red ants, tie him with up with ropes soaked in rat’s urine, then dye his hair green, place him in front of a starving horse, and watch as said horse take big chunks off his grassy-looking locks. Yet, I have an ugly confession: I wish Audrey’s father a gnarlier fate. The journey that had me laughing, hurting and fuming to various degrees. No, the sorrow came latched onto the anticlimactic surge that ensue the flip of the last page because with that bolded “THE END” concludes my journey with Audrey Winters. Once again, Holly Bourne hits home with a pleasantly felicious finale. The couple does NOT end up together.Īnd yet, it was a happy ending. She can NOT be with somebody who could hurt her the way he did. Not at the ending, because that was marvellous on multiple tiers.ĭespite his (male love interest) Hollywood-worthy grand apology (for cheating on her), Audrey walks away. I was genuinely upset finishing It Only Happens In The Movies. And my personal favourite, (4) the will-they-won’t-they-they-will! kiss. ![]() (2) The airport kiss (3) The I-screwed-up kiss. ![]() ![]() Despite my resident identity as a feminist, I swoon like a fan girl at the cliches: (1) the rain kiss. P.P.S.: If you’re here but resent my rambling, note only this: READ. Photo credit: P.S.: Contains spoilers, fury, blatant honesty and slight profanity. ![]()
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