She definitely makes questionable decisions but so does everyone else around her (I’m especially looking at you BJ).

It’s painful and you definitely feel like you’re being pulled in one direction then the other like why is his entire body filled with tattoos for her and why does he have her entire week schedule memorized in his head and why is she all he thinks about and yearns for but yet he continues to hurt her every chance he gets? The book starts out with both of them having broken up a few years ago bc of obvious reasons and despite that and with each chapter you see that the love remains between them. You know how there are a key few moments in your life that stand out, like, your first kiss, and the first time you realise your parents are just people too and hearing Coldplay’s “The Scientist” for the first time and falling over and really fucking up your knee, like your first hospital visit, all that shit—meeting Parks is one of them for me. She frustrated me at times but it doesn’t last long because she’s really just hurting and you can feel how much it’s all affecting her.You have sex with other people and tell her because when you do, it makes her sad and her being sad about that validates your feelings for her. i just felt like the back and forth for 400 pages was like unnecessary, the author could’ve cut the book down especially for the fact that it had no plot.

Raised by her older brother Julian since their parents were murdered, Daisy has never been able to escape the watchful gaze of her gang-lord brother. just tell me, how from all the spermatozoids their fathers spilled these cunts were the ones who made it? they’re were childhood besties, so in the timeline of the book they’re not together, but constantly have sleepovers(without sex or anything).but she is my fav it-girl, it is so easy to sympathise w her character even tho she made some pretty shitty choices. him and Magnolia gave to "in an other life" chant another meaning and i’ll always cherish their relationship and the way he treated her. Daisy Haites thought she'd left everything about her old life in the past: the crime, her family and the man she loves. It’s just two adult children fucking other people and whining about how they love the other person So MuCh.

It's about people who can't move on because they've never not known the meaning of life without the other person. i am forever going to be in complete shambles by the end of this book but honestly something other than a hea is kinda refreshing. and i'm not judging u for loving certain books, that's fine all of us have different tastes, but i AM judging u if u want magnolia to stay with bj even after what he'd done.the hypocrisy, the 'why he did what he did' and the green jealousy excuses he painted to be an execrable 'friend' to Magnolia were so irritatingly recurrent throughout the storytelling. He was everything to Parks and I loved reading those flashback scenes but present Beej is just so toxic and obsessed over Magnolia that it wouldn't matter to him if he's hurting her or not because that would only mean that she still has feelings for him. If I had to read one more head to toe description of an outfit including the designer, pattern, and season, I was going to scream. The whole friend group (found family) mostly (save for a few) were also a mess but I liked the dynamics. It's been nearly a year since everything happened between Magnolia Parks and BJ Ballentine on the steps of the Mandarin Oriental, and it seems like everything since then has changed.