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Mr. Maybe

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To Libby Mason, Mr. Right has always meant Mr. Rich. A twenty-seven-year-old publicist, she’s barely able to afford her fashionable and fabulous lifestyle, and often has to foot the bill for dates with Struggling Writer Nick, a sexy but perpetually strapped-for-cash guy she’s dating (no commitments–really). So when Ed, Britain’s wealthiest but stodgiest bachelor, enters th...more

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Published June 11th 2002 by Crown Publishing Group (first published 1999)

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Jun 21, 2007 Nathan rated it 1 of 5 stars

This book made me quit my book club.

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May 31, 2013 Monica rated it 1 of 5 stars

This book was utter garbage, how do books like this get published. Firstly I didn't really warm to any of the characters and I couldn't stand the main character Libby; I found her really shallow, unpleasant and materialistic. She really proves how feminism hasn't changed anything if woman are still intent on marrying rich men. I didn't care for any of the characters, especially Nick, the guy who Libby is in love with. I didn't warm to him at all, he's just your classic commitment phobe who can't...more

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Jan 23, 2010 Shy rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2010, books-i-own, on-kindle, black-list, genre_romance

I don’t know what to expect when I first picked up this novel. Jane Green was not one of the authors that I’m familiar with so I thought it is good to try something new. Sadly to say though, the result was rather frustrating.

The book started off OK but once I passed the first hundred-page, I literally start to yawn. The predictability of the plots and some annoying characters really turned off my interest but still, I continued reading in hope that there might be something that could spark my in...more

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Apr 22, 2008 Yulia rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Mar 26, 2009 Shannon rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: chic-lit

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Check out the cover, wouldn't he at least be Mr. Right Now?

So Libby is 27 and single and wanting to have a better half. After meeting Nick as more than an acquaintance the two get a hot fling going on. He came to her flat on the first night and took a bath and they did it right there in her tub. I almost needed a cold shower after this chapter! Needless to say I was hooked from the beginning.
Libby you rock. I love how Jane Green writes the characters thoughts and then what the character says and...more Check out the cover, wouldn't he at least be Mr. Right Now?

So Libby is 27 and single and wanting to have a better half. After meeting Nick as more than an acquaintance the two get a hot fling going on. He came to her flat on the first night and took a bath and they did it right there in her tub. I almost needed a cold shower after this chapter! Needless to say I was hooked from the beginning.
Libby you rock. I love how Jane Green writes the characters thoughts and then what the character says and how Libby does often speak her mind. Girl after my own heart.

Alas the gorgeous Nick, who is an amazing kisser and even hotter in bed, or wherever they are when they do it, tells her from the start he is not ready for a relationship. And so it goes and before they know it they are in a non relationship relationship so Nick has to end it because he is not ready for what is already in their face.

Of course Libby is devastated. He is gorgeous, a great lover, and becoming a great friend, and gets along great with her friends. This was supposed to be a fun fling but when everything feels so right why can't it be the right time for a relationship?
Then her bff takes her out because the best way to get over someone naturally is to get under someone else. A man by the name of Ed gives Libby his card and asks to take her to dinner sometime. He phones, she's not quite sure but of course she accepts when she learns hes beyond rich and one of London's most eligible bachelors.

Its predictable, of course shes always wanted to be the rich man's wife and here he is, but can she ever get gorgeous broke Nick off her mind? Um not after that bath, neither can I hehehe. So its not about the men but our dearest Libby and how she goes through all the emotions all of us single girls go through. A great fun read which I know is always described as a "beach read" but in the beginnings of spring why can't everyone just accept us girls love these easy to read stories any time of year? Sorry to say goodbye to Libby but there's so much of me in her and all us single ladies it really isn't a true goodbye.

Very fun read!!!
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Apr 07, 2013 Shreesha rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book is your average chic lit novel. Predictable, of course. But, readable, nevertheless. Mr. Maybe has been authored by Jane Green and published by Penguin.

Libby, a PR agent is on the lookout for a man. Since PR doesn't pay much, she wants a handsome, successful and rich guy so that she can marry him, have kids and have a happy life. Cliche of cliches? Yes. Her choice in men has been awful. Hence, she decides on a fling with her friend's friend Nick, super gorgeous and super sexy with not...more

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Sep 28, 2012 Jennifer rated it 2 of 5 stars

You know how as a child you may have formulated how your adult life would go? Perhaps while dressing your Barbies you constructed a picket fenced Suburban existence with a guy as handsome (if not more) than Ken and friends that not only would offer to lend you a car for a romantic getaway with your dreamboat of a man but who would also keep you feeling on the popular side of cool forever? -I never did that. I was too busy catching literal frogs in my Grampa's pond and hiding them in buckets unde...more You know how as a child you may have formulated how your adult life would go? Perhaps while dressing your Barbies you constructed a picket fenced Suburban existence with a guy as handsome (if not more) than Ken and friends that not only would offer to lend you a car for a romantic getaway with your dreamboat of a man but who would also keep you feeling on the popular side of cool forever? -I never did that. I was too busy catching literal frogs in my Grampa's pond and hiding them in buckets under the porch when he came to visit as he found keeping wild things as pets cruel. So I missed all that early construction of perfection and this novel downright proves that maybe that was a blessing after all.

Libby, our heroine, goes through life with...expectations. Any relationship she enters into should only be with well off, successful men who can provide her beautiful surroundings, trips and other joys of the well-to-do. She has found her Ken and by rights life should be boringly perfect. End of story, right? Of course not. That would be too simple. The novel asks "what about spark?" What happens if you get everything you ever wanted, your expectations, only to discover that there's still something missing? What happens if what's missing is found in an unexpected, less glamorous place.

The novel goes along as romantic novels will and wraps things us with a smiling conclusion that tugs the heartstrings Or Something. Libby chooses spark and passion over wealth and so is an automatic heroine. We all close the book feeling happy for her, job well down Jane Green.

But I have to say that the plot or questions raised isn't so very new. Girls having to choose between guys is a plot that goes back far into literary history. Of course there were centuries when men chose for the women, but let's bring Austen into play for a minute. Her characters had choices to make too and thankfully the women were given brains and voices to use. Their ultimate goals may not even to have been marriage even if weddings concluding most of the works. What I'm trying to say unsuccessfully here, is that I would have enjoyed this particular novel more had Libby not ended up with either of them, or anyone. At least there would have been something new introduced to this theme.

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Aug 16, 2012 Dalimar rated it 4 of 5 stars

Libby es una chica como cualquiera en busca del amor pero tiene ya un perfil de como quiere a su hombre perfecto pero mientras se da un tiempo para salir en plan de "amigos con derecho" con Nick.El es un hombre muy guapo y todo lo que Libby suena en un hombre...pero como todos tiene un problema no se ajusta a querer tener un compromiso real,no trabaja ,vive del mantenimiento del gobierno.Además vive en un cuchitril.Libby piensa que puede ajustarse al plan que Nick le ofrece desde el principio un...more

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Jun 02, 2011 Jane Lee rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, contemporary-romance

If you want poignancy, you won't get that in this book. This is your average chick literature, with a protagonist whose only goal in mind is to end up with the guy of her dreams.

Now, you may be thinking, why the fuck do I like this book? For starters, I have already breached below my expectations for a book when it comes to chick literature. I already expect a common plot, a protagonist with an I'm-ugly-as-fuck self-esteem and some twisted, completely shallow "hindrance" why the protagonist won'...more

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Mar 27, 2011 Ellen added it

I read this book during my obsession with British authors period, along with coming off of a break up. And let me tell you, it didn't disappoint! This book is wildly funny and really tells the story of dating during your twenties. Libby, who has no idea what is important in a relationship, is a loveable heroine. She becomes strong and you can feel yourself falling in love with her. The journey she takes is one that allows the reader to re-examine their own dating history. Pointing out that every...more

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Jun 25, 2010 Susan rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction-adult

There's a sub-genre of chick lit I like to call "Label Lit", where the joy is really more in the shopping and designer label dropping than in spending time developing the friendships and relationships between the characters. There's nothing wrong with this angle in and of itself. After all, a lot of people read for escapism, don't they? It's not for everybody, though. If you enjoy those books, this book could be a perfectly breezy beach read. I don't, so I found this a dissatisfying offering fro...more There's a sub-genre of chick lit I like to call "Label Lit", where the joy is really more in the shopping and designer label dropping than in spending time developing the friendships and relationships between the characters. There's nothing wrong with this angle in and of itself. After all, a lot of people read for escapism, don't they? It's not for everybody, though. If you enjoy those books, this book could be a perfectly breezy beach read. I don't, so I found this a dissatisfying offering from the author of Jemima J.

Super stylish Libby has a cushy PR job and a fantastic best friend, but her love life is a mess. What she wants is Mr. Successful (a.k.a. RICH) to help her afford the lifestyle she's always wanted but her relationships never last. Things get complicated when she meets two new prospects: Nick, a good-looking writer who is on the dole, and Ed, a slightly older man who has all the money she could want (but generates no physical chemistry) and she has to take a long look at what she really wants.

The problem is that Libby comes across as too mercenary and shallow to root for, but also, overall it feels like there's a disconnect between what we're led to believe is for the best and what we actually feel. It seems as if a better, meatier story is wedged into an ill-fitting frame or if Green is trying to sell us a story even she doesn't fully buy into. There are plenty of things said to imply that we're supposed to dislike Ed, and if we could the love-or-money angle would play a lot better, but in fact he comes across as a sweet, lonely guy who wants different things and it only throws Libby's behavior into an even uglier light. As for Nick, it's amply implied that we're supposed to see him as The One That Got Away, but in fact he and Libby break up for good reasons (only a bit of which actually have to do with money and which Libby even lists convincingly at the beginning of the book. Really only recommendable for Label Lit junkies and (maybe)Pretty Woman fans.

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May 16, 2010 DuniaFriskaIndah rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: bisa-ditebak, happy-ending, love-story, persahabatan

Kenapa aku memilih untuk membaca buku ini? Karena aku suka dengan pengarangnya Jane Green. Pertama jatuh cinta dengan bukunya Bayi-Bayi Cinta yang cukup menyedot perhatianku dan menjadi the best three chicklit yang aku baca. Ceritanya sangat simpel dan yang pasti masih dengan tokoh-tokoh wanita mandiri yang sedang mencari cinta. Tokoh utama yang sedang mencari Mr. Right adalah Libby Matson. Pertemuannya dengan Mr. Maybe awalnya hanya ‘main-main’ saja di kala dirinya belum mendapatkan pacar yang...more

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Apr 11, 2010 Lindsay rated it 3 of 5 stars

Dispite me assuming that this was going to a predictable book, and it was in a way, I couldn't help but enjoy. Its your typical chick lit book where the 20 something single has trouble finding a man, and decides to just have a fling with a hottie, but ends up falling for him even though he is nothing like she wants in a guy. Enter the guy who has everything that she does want (ie money), but she's not attracted to him, but he's got money and treats her like a princess, so of course she convinces...more

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Apr 09, 2010 Dawn rated it 2 of 5 stars

This was an easy read that I picked up due to timing circumstances (between book club books, about to go on trip, etc). My friend Victoria had recommended this author and I picked this book up at a used book store a million years ago. I decided to read a quick chick lit book and this was the one I pulled out. It was okay. It’s definitely not Literature (with a capital L) but it was entertaining. It was very predictable, I was able to know the ending by about page 50 but it was still enjoyable. I...more This was an easy read that I picked up due to timing circumstances (between book club books, about to go on trip, etc). My friend Victoria had recommended this author and I picked this book up at a used book store a million years ago. I decided to read a quick chick lit book and this was the one I pulled out. It was okay. It’s definitely not Literature (with a capital L) but it was entertaining. It was very predictable, I was able to know the ending by about page 50 but it was still enjoyable. I’m also listening to another of Green’s books (The Other Woman – review a little later) and I’m noticing that I really dislike Green’s main characters. They are just so obnoxious!

Mr. Maybe is about a woman in London (that’s one thing I like about Green. The books are set in London.) who is sick of being hurt by men so she decides what she needs is a fling. She meets Nick, the perfect fling guy: very cute, fun, etc. They begin their fling and she tells herself the whole time that she has no feelings for this guy. Well, when he finally tells her that it’s moving too fast and he’s not ready for a commitment, her heart is broken (surprise, surprise). She then meets an older, richer, not attractive man Ed and basically talks herself into liking him. Even though she can’t stand to see his nasty moustache coming near her for a kiss she starts dating him exclusively. She even tells him she loves him (when in all actuality, the reader knows she only loves the idea of his money). When he proposes she talks herself into saying yes and begins to go through the whole getting married thing. But, before the Big Day fortunately, she hangs out with Nick and they “accidentally” kiss and she finally realizes that Ed is not for her (again, surprise, surprise). She breaks it off with Ed and decidedly swears off men. She goes to a party her friends are having and sees Nick with another woman and turns absolutely green. She realizes that she has feelings for Nick and he takes her back to her place where they make passionate love, he declares he loves her and is ready for commitment now, and they live happily ever after. Not a big surprise.

Despite the predictability and the unlikable characters, it was an enjoyable book. It got the job done: entertained me until it was time to begin my book for the trip. I found myself looking forward to reading the next bit and that’s the mark of a not terrible read. I don’t know that I’d recommend this to anyone but I’m not sorry I read it.(less)

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Apr 02, 2009 Ika rated it 5 of 5 stars

berkisah tentang Libby, gadis berusia 27 thn, punya pekerjaan yg diimpikan bnyk orang - PR yg sering bhub dgn artis dan tokoh terkenal, punya apartemen yg lmyn bagus, cantik + menarik, tapi slalu ditinggalkan pacar2nya.. Suatu hari dia diperkenalkan oleh Sal, temannya, dengan seorang cowok ganteng, penulis buku, tapi ga punya kerjaan tetap, hidup dgn tunjangan pemerintah + hanya menyewa paviliun murah, bernama Nick. Tapi Nick adalah teman sekaligus pacar yang menyenangkan, dan bersamanya Libby m...more

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Aug 30, 2011 Lilly G rated it 1 of 5 stars

The best thing about this book was that it makes you realize that anyone really CAN get published! They should really file it under "inspiration".

I know, I know, I got what I deserved. I just wanted a fun summer read and I loved her book Jemima J, but this was *complete* garbage. The characters were shallow and unlikeable (at one point the main character realizes she is literally prostituting herself out). She is such a self-satisfied whiner that I found myself actively rooting *against* her.

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Nov 28, 2011 Alicyn rated it 1 of 5 stars Recommends it for: nobody

Recommended to Alicyn by: Lisa Huang

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it was way too predictable and i did not like the narration style. it's just another story about a neurotic woman who...
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Aug 05, 2011 Katherine St. Vincent rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chicklit

Diceritakan Libby baru saja putus dengan pacarnya Nick, dan kemudian bertemu dengan Ed McMann, bankir kaya yang tergila-gila dengan Libby. Libby yang baru saja putus langsung saja menerima lamaran Ed McMann tanpa pikir panjang. Pdhl scr chemistry, Libby tidak merasakan ketertarikan apapun kepada Ed, terutama dalam hal sex. Berikut ini kutipan dari Ch 21 yang benar2 lucu dan bikin saya terbahak-bahak.

I pulled Ed into my room and started kissing him, and the kiss wasn't brilliant, still way too mu...more

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Jun 30, 2012 Sadiya Gurhan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

Seriously. I really thought this book was going to be good but is was just a useless waste of my time.First of ALL Libby(main character) was insanely irritating!!!If she wasn't a fictional character I would give her a piece of my mind. She was so shallow and only cared about materialistic stuff. Its was really disgusting. She's insecure and annoyingly winy. This book makes me want to stop reading British chick-lit books. All the women do is wine about their boring-not enough good pay jobs, that...more

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Mar 20, 2010 Jaimie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit

Libby Mason is a lovable character who will have you laughing out loud at her internal monologue. She has all the ingredients for a great female lead: stylish wardrobe, sassy attitude, great best friend, and an overbearing mother. Jane Green makes me want to move to London, yesterday. Nick is a hottie with a body and spells t-r-o-u-b-l-e for poor Libby right from the get go. While she has convinced herself that she just wants a fling the reader knows better as does her bff Jules. While the blurb...more

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Aug 17, 2012 Ashlea Nicol rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was my first time reading a book by Jane Green, I am looking forward to reading some more books by her. I guess I was disappointed in the end of this book. I love that she started the book on such a great note but found myself bored in the middle bulk of the book. Her relationship with Nick was so hot and her relationship with Ed was painfully boring. I wish there would have been a little middle ground with Ed, I wish she would have at least been physically attracted to him. I almost felt s...more

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Jun 25, 2012 Elizabeth Walker rated it 3 of 5 stars

A great chick lit book to begin my summer vacation! A friend had given me this book about a year ago, and after it collected some dust on my shelf I finally got around to picking it up and reading it.

This book was fast and fun with a main character I can identify with on some points. Although I am not a label-conscious fashion enthusiast, I, like most single women in their mid-late twenties, have many of the same experiences and thought patterns as our Libby here. That whole coming in and out o...more

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Sep 18, 2010 Elizabeth rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit

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Aug 01, 2011 Kristi rated it 3 of 5 stars

I needed something completely mindless to read after finishing close to 1,000 pages of The Pillars of the Earth. This book met my expectation. I enjoyed it more than the only other book by Jane Green I've read Babyville. That's not saying much though. This author is really a one trick pony. Her characters are selfish, one-dimentional and exhibit a frustrating, schizoprenic-like ability to constantly vacilate between two points of view. They spend the entire novel trying to convince themeselves o...more

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Feb 21, 2008 Kattie rated it 2 of 5 stars

The author is interesting but parts of this book were just painful to read. Ever had the urge to haul off and smack a fictional character? You might here. Also, if you are considering reading this book, you should know that the author is British, and there is some terms that are not common in the US.

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Apr 18, 2013 Frankiea20 rated it 2 of 5 stars

I am shocked that I actually finished this book. I am giving it two stars instead of one because somehow though I hated it, i still read every word. I did not enjoy the characters or the plot. I expected Libby to be more mature at 27. I do not think she stopped whining until the last 10 pages. The plot was also very predictable and took an extra 100 pages to get it accomplished. After reading the summary I was hoping for a real battle over two men with equally good qualities but we got Nick who...more

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May 11, 2012 Nicolle rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

Having loved Jemima J when I read it a long time ago, I decided to check out Jane Green's other books. I thought this was a decent read, even though the main character came off as shallow and obsessed with money I took Libby's decisions regarding Ed to be done out of too many broken hearts. And okay, maybe a little bit of money obsession. I thought there was decent character growth, with the slow realization that Mr. Perfect on paper may not be Mr. Perfect in person and that a relationship with...more

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Aug 16, 2011 ɑƨħŵɑɡ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, 2011-reads, 2011-favorites

I started reading this book earlier this year but I only managed to read the first 20 pages or so. As a chick-lit fan, I have this story I always hold my breath for when I'm reading a chick-lit story. It's like waiting for my 'right' book. Gladly, this book is it.

Nick and Libby are my most favorite fictional couple this year. I mean even their chemistry is to be jealous of even for fictional characters. Other than these two, I didn't care much about the other characters except maybe Jamie and Ju...more

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Aug 25, 2012 Lisa added it

I enjoy mixing up what I read between actual good books that have been recommended to me and trashy chick-lit. This falls into the latter, but I did enjoy it. Mainly, because I'm a girl and I enjoy reading about silly girl things like cute boys, hot sex and friendship. So, sue me. I had read Jane Green's Jemima J, and also enjoyed it. She is great at characterization and is a fun writer. Her books mainly take place in England, so it was fun to use my knowledge (the little of it that I have) to f...more

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Mar 15, 2012 Redfox5 rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit, england, fiction, romance

This is about the third time I've read this book and I forget every thing about it pretty soon after putting it down. For some reason the only thing that ever sticks in my mind is when Libby sends Ed an online fruit basket. It's classic mindless chick lit. It's not winning any awards but is feeding my brain with candyfloss. Yum! Perfect if you've had a hard day at work and just want to unwind with something light. As for the issues raised in the book. Could you marry a man for the lifestyle he c...more

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“I want someone who will adore me so much that they cannot even walk past me without touching me in some way. I want someone who will worship me, even when.. I'm sitting around in fluffy slippers with no makeup on and hair scraped back.

I'm sick and tired of being on my own. Most of the time I'm fine. Some of the time I even quite enjoy it. But at this precise moment in time I'm fed up with it. I've had enough..” — 179 people liked it

“To be honest, I'm not sure about this whole scared of commitment business. I think it's become too handy, a useful phrase that men can bandy about whenever they feel like being assholes. And sure, I do believe there are some men who are genuinely terrified of commitment, but there aren't that many, and for the most part I think it's that they haven't met the right woman yet. Because if a man, no matter how scared he professed to be, met the woman of his dreams, he wouldn't want to let her go, would he? And sure, he might not want to actually get married, but if he were madly in love and risked losing her, he'd do it, wouldn't he?

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