it all felt super sudden with it suddenly being the epilogue and i was like ?already? i felt like we missed out on a lot, several steps were skimmed over. The man even planned her baby shower, i mean? come on! like if that isn’t husband material, idk what is?īut the ending was kinda rushed tho and it bothered me😒 i wanted more of them together and being a cute lil family. Like if i had a sexy hockey player bringing me fruit at all hours of the night, willing to rub my sore feet and cook me meals? i am become a whore as Malyen Oretsev once said (or something to that degree).

it was just mentions of his scandalous past while within the duration of the book, the man was a saint. it kinda made me sad- usually the fuck boy types really grate on my nerves, but none of that was actually present in the book. and everyone was always eyeing him suspiciously. he was the biggest sweetheart, Kinley’s fiercest protector. when he actions constantly proved the contrary. I was low-key annoyed with how mean everyone was about Saint. they were truly so fun together and loved them for the most part- particularly Saint🥰 they just had this effortless connection and i found myself smiling so damn much. They had a really fun friendship that was the foundation of their romance and it just made it all the better. from the moment they met, they were so sweet and fun together. instead, Saint just adored the ground Kinley walked on. and i love it even more when the hero isn’t the father? (like One Percent of You? the way i wish i could read that again for the first time🥺) i know, not everyone’s cup of tea, but for me, it shows how sweet and dedicated the hero is to the heroine, being her partner and taking on such a big responsibility that would put most men off. Im a sucker for a pregnant heroine, honestly.

Kinley and Saint were so cute and swoon-worthy together. I gotta say, whoever made the decision to change the original covers.

Kendall ryan trying to score