The start of Zac and Love, their signed identities, who agreed to keep themselves anonymous and became pen pals.

Aveena was weak but again, i get it, she had to deal with a lot of things in her life and also she did try to stand up for herself. Aveena vented her frustrations to her teacher on a paper and then later realized that she forgot it in a poetry book. It was only later after something happens that she starts getting bullied by the same people that had previously accepted her. Both can’t full BE for a variety of reasons- they can’t express their full selves because of the context of their lives- hurt by those that should love and protect them, so instead they resign themselves to fill the roles designated for them by the world around them. I know this is shitty, and complicated, and it’d be easier for you to get on that plane, but… I don’t want easy—fuck easy.But then she admits she’s Love and lies about who Zac is, I wished she exposed him, he was standing there staring at her in fear.

Can we, maybe, inject a bit of realism in YA romances: you have to study SOMETIME if you want to maintain your college scholarship, right?as the story continued, after 70% it was like who can be stupider Xavier or Aveena and let me tell you, Both of them are in the same level.

And honestly, it felt like he thought with his dick even though he presents himself in a way where you would think otherwise. Instead of the girl being bullied from page 1 and later accepted into the popular crowd, it was the reverse. It feels like Vee’s crush is one-sided and even though it’s sweet that Xav fell for L emotionally, he doesn’t care for Vee even if he finds her attractive. I don't know why I haven’t discovered Eliah Greenwood before now, but I’m here for this kind of story telling! I just didn’t see the chemistry or bond, if there were more letters maybe I would have understood the connection and logic behind doing this.Xavier was one of the best bad boys I've ever read, he was his own person going through trauma and situations no one EVER wants to have to experience. Rather than leaving, she sits with him and the word “Dork” slips out, which is one of her nicknames for him. Overall: I don’t HATE this book, it was what you would expect going into a highschool bully romance, it was fun and very fast, I finished it in one day!