Nerida’s Reviews > Rewriting December > Status Update

We do love a nice, feel-good ending. This one’s high on the recommending list!

The nerve of Logan. Honestly. Getting his cousin to apply for a job at Jake’s bar, as a play to get a compromising photo of him, to shatter Cora’s heart and SOMEHOW win her back? And posting the photo he took (basically without consent!) on the plane, literally designed to trigger Jake? And then SHOW UP AT HER HOME? On Christmas Day?!?!
At least Jake had the sense to call Mark this time 🤦🏼‍♀️

Ew Bailey. Just eww.

Shots fired! Unfortunately, I think Logan’s skin is still too thick to get it…

“I lost myself trying to contort into the woman you expected. … I was dying inside but plastered on a smile … I don’t miss you, Logan. I missed me.”

Cute and finally on the same page properly, and all that… but are we forgetting that Logan is flying today as well?!?! If Cora bought tickets with him, she’s going end up sitting with him… right?

NGL the tense-but-not-there-yet scenes are kind of more interesting than the actual sex scenes. Soz.

The CHEMISTRY of these two! There’s so much tension, and it just keeps on building — but their relationship actually grows too, which is so good to read.

Adding a favourite line to the fake dating trope!

“None of this with you has been an act, Cora. Ever.”

Simple, but deadly.

Of course they’re neighbours now 😂 what a room-com thing to happen!
As much as I love these two, Cora seems a little too forgiving? Although maybe that comes with the territory, since she’s spent years trying to justify what her manipulative ex does and says. Hmmmm.

‘Happiness may not be a promise. It's a temporary emotion that can be stripped away at any moment. But it might last beyond a day or a week. It could last a year or ten years. And Owen's right, feeling something is better than nothing, no matter how long it lasts.’

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