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“Nobody in Obsidian wore their hair natural, and walking around like an African booty-scratcher ain't how you catch one.”


Um, hello??????

“I do not know how a giant pacific octopus spawns…I suppose I shall never know.”

Oh my god 🥺

Yeah, having a crush on your psychotic boss’s husband seems like a good decision. Whatever happens to Millie is not entirely undeserved, lol.

I really don’t understand these women. Kemi is supposed to be this brilliant successful marketing genius, but she hasn’t made one smart decision at all. Not one.

“The idea of him being friends with another female for years<\i> is a knife pushed slowly into my sternum.”

Yeahhh, I’m starting to dislike Macy. She’s upset at the ‘thought’ of Elliot having female friends —mind you they haven’t spoken in decades!! — and he’s supposed to be cool about her being engaged to another man???!

Ughhh

She’s such a whiner, oh my god!

Fell absolutely and completely in love with this book many years ago. I hope i still feel the same way when I’m done rereading it.

I don’t remember particularly enjoying this as a teenager. Let’s see if my feelings have changed.

What if i told you that I’ve been confused from the moment i started this book?

Man, this book is heavy and triggering af. I’m going to DND for now.

Dan better simmer down lol.

This slow burn is slower than I remember. A snail could outrun this. Where is the action??

I’m so confused, why is Carter being so nasty to Quinn??

Ouuuu, they gave me laughing already. This is gonna be a good one.

I need Jake’s ass beat violently!

Wdym it’s been TWO YEARS since the events of the previous book??!

I understand Angie’s indignation at a foreigner questioning our any aspect of our culture, but I’d like to state for the record that the concept of bride price IS misogynistic and should be done away with.

This whole exchange is becoming exhausting. Trying really hard to not DNF, but I think I’m losing the battle

Okay. I’m going to try again 🤞🏾

I really can't stand Jules. It's no wonder her story is my least favorite in the series.

If I read a “Nigerian prince” joke one more time, I’ll dnf this book.

Almost halfway through this book and I have no idea what it’s about. Tempted to dnf.

I was a daughter and then I wasn't.

I was a bacha posh and then I wasn't.

I was a daughter and then I wasn’t.

I was a mother and then I wasn’t.

This is so heart wrenching.

He wants this, I realized. My father wants to marry us off.
The thought sent a chill down my spine. I realized what my mother knew as well. Men could do what they wanted with women.”

This book will end me.

"That is the problem with gifts, Madar-jan. They are always given away."

Fuck.

Here's to hoping this one is better than the previous book. I'm not entirely hopefully tbh, the synopsis couldn't be more unintriguing.

"I bet," he said. "She's a fucking rat trying to humiliate a queen. She's nothing."

LMAOOOOOOOO says the man caught cheating on his "queen" with the supposed "rat." 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Fuuuuuuuuck

I did not plan to read this book, but the previous book ended on a cliffhanger so here we are.