After We Collided
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Isn't marriage a big concept in this story? Why isn't the last breakup in the book about how he doesn't want to get married? They don't really mention how much he really doesn't want to ever
I enjoyed this series so far. Not one of the best series I've read, but not that bad.
I thought the names of the characters were just changed ? Looks like I need to do a re-read huh?
Ultimately, this book is about change, and you see this most with Hardin's character. In the beginning of the series, he was this big partier, who didn't care about anything or anyone, until he met Tessa. AFTER he met Tessa, his whole world flipped upside dow; Hardin ended up changing his ways as a person, as well as changing his beliefs. And it so happens that one major thing that was changed within him was the fact that he now desired marriage and kids.
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