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gabbi ♡
is on page 296 of 338
i think one of the biggest parts of this book’s unmarketed (and real) psychological horror is the fact that we will only get snippets of the grief, tragedy, and misery in the lives of characters who are not our protagonist. only what’s been told and shown to jolene. and we can’t know deeper than what the book is showing us. i’m absolutely devastated and heartbroken for caitlin. for rhonda, for armin…
— Mar 18, 2026 07:45AM
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gabbi ♡
is on page 187 of 338
oh, caitlin… oh no… (as someone who’s known red-flag, controlling men, i have a bad feeling)
i don’t dislike caitlin anymore at this point 😭
— Mar 18, 2026 12:51AM
i don’t dislike caitlin anymore at this point 😭
gabbi ♡
is on page 161 of 338
i’m actually starting to like this so far. more and more layers behind jolene’s coworkers are being peeled back, and if nothing else, natalie sue can sure cook up a really sweet, caring and goofy ML! she knows what’s good.
— Mar 17, 2026 02:21AM
gabbi ♡
is on page 75 of 338
okay i may have spoiled myself by reading the last 2 pages, but i wanted to make sure jolene does get a happy ending. she does, i’m happy and not as anxious while reading. so far, her workplace still feels like hell, but i’m seeing more of the human aspect, when jolene thinks that she doesn’t want rhonda to be fired actually. (maybe caitlin though)
— Mar 16, 2026 11:01AM
gabbi ♡
is on page 51 of 338
toeing the line between comically relatable and nearly unrealistic. i can see a glimpse of characters being human, but it’s overshadowed by mirroring high school politics at work and pushing much of family and peer pressure. there is a lack of grey area that i see is more common in the adult lives around me. very trope-y and more psychological horror than comedy so far from jolene’s perspective 😭
— Mar 15, 2026 11:23AM
gabbi ♡
is on page 15 of 338
initial reading so far: there comes a time when there’s such a thing as too much witticisms in a page, when they can be found in nearly every paragraph. however, i do love jolene’s dry, currently pessimistic perspective of things, in contrast to cliff’s golden retriever-like attitude! (but, jolene, caitlin’s soup does not justify such a postscript 😭 [and cover your tracks more!])
— Mar 15, 2026 07:25AM
