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I like how the book ended. I wish there was a sequel telling Kit's and Jessa's story after marriage, or of their child(ren)'s love story(ies). I'm happy with the outcome of Kit's and Jessa's relationship, but I wonder what happened with Jo and her baby.

Why would Kit want to reenlist? I mean, even though Jessa rejected him, why wouldn't he try to win her affection? Or at least wait around if she changes her mind? I get he wants to move on, but still. Then again, I don't know the pain he's going through. Losing his best friend, and blaming himself for it, and then losing the love of his life, who is also the sister of his late best friend.

I feel bad for the pain Kit probably felt from Jessa's final email. I can't imagine feeling that pain. Why didn't he ever email her back? I understand he was scared and felt guilty, but she probably felt terrible too.

What would hurt Jessa more: It being Kit, or it being Riley?

Why does Kit lash out? Why didn't Jessa back him up after he backed her up? Why doesn't Jessa leave with him?

Does Jessa feel pressured into auditioning? If she was, would she tell Kit?

Why does Jessa let her parents control her so much? If it's that bad, why not talk to someone who could do something about it?

Do Jessa and Kit feelings grow more intensely when they find out each other's feelings? Do they find each other more attractive then?

Why don't Kit and Jessa just tell each other their feelings in the first place?

In my opinion, Clara should be internally grateful for being forgiven. She seems to take for granted those around her. She doesn't seem to have any remorse for the pain she put them through. I think she's lucky.

I think Clara was acting completely irrational and irresponsible, not to mention disrespectful and selfish, to buy a ticket to Tulum. I understand that she wanted to see her mom, but to use her dad's credit card, and not even let anyone know that she's going. I understand she was upset, but that's too much. That's breaking peoples' trust and using them. And then to think her dad doesn't care about her is just wrong.

I think when Hamlet and Clara get into their fight after Clara's and Aiden's fight, she was lashing out because she was hurt. I think what Clara really wanted was someone to reach out to her, but not in a way that made her believe they were upset with her because that wasn't going to help her.

When Hamlet asks Clara on a date, Clara is hesitant, however, I believe this is because she's scared of breaking his heart, or because she's scared of falling for him because he's "not here type."

As Clara and Rose get to know each other, they start becoming friends. I believe this is important because they're trying to understand each other more as a person.

I imagine two young females physically fighting on stage, one covered in fake blood, knocking things over when a fire was set ablaze. I can then see hundreds of students running out of the building.

Jessa seems like a character that isn't daring and doesn't stand up for what she wants. Her father seems to control her every move and what she's doing with her life. Kit seems like a character that is loyal, but is willing to take risks for what he wants. I can tell that Kit is very attracted to Jessa, even though I'm not very far into the book.

I think the ending of the book makes sense because now she knows what's supposed to happen, and will be able to make it happen faster and better. Lilly helped not only herself, but also helped the future because of what her child is supposed to accomplish.

I think the ending of the book makes sense because now she knows what's supposed to happen, and will be able to make it happen faster and better. Lilly helped not only herself, but also helped the future because of what her child is supposed to accomplish.

At the point where Elizabeth can no longer help Lilly, I believe this is when Lilly will learn the most, because she's seeing what she can do on her own without Elizabeth's guide. Lilly will start making her own conscious decisions about her money without Elizabeth letting her know whether or not she should.

By this point, Lilly and Jake are extremely comfortable around each other. They are really best friends, but they're also lovers. I believe that Lilly is truly happy this time around and that Jake will keep her happy.

The main idea that this point in the book is that Lilly and Jake are in love with each other and wished that they would've end up together in the first place. However, I believe that they cherish each morr now because they didn't find each other first.

Why do Andrew and Donna drug Lilly? That wouldn't make her anymore willing, now would it. If anything, it'd make her even less willing to give up her finances.

One question I have for Elizabeth and John is why send Lilly back to do something but not help her? Especially when her child is supposed to be doing great things. What's going to happen if her child isn't born? Is something going to go bad?

Who is the Scarred Man going to kill next? In my personal opinion, Grace's grandfather plotted his wife's death, his daughter's, and is now plotting his granddaughter's and is having the Scarred Man carry them out for him because he's a trusted colleague.

A question that I have about Grace's grandfather is why he didn't believe Grace when she was younger? Is he covering up someone's tracks for them? Did he plot Grace's mother's death? Is he plotting Grace's too?

I can picture and young girl, wearing a bright pink ball gown that sort of just engulfs her, running up palance stairs that are covered by a crimson red plush carpet. I picture her stumbling in her pink, rhinestone encrusted pumps, and her hair bouncing in a half up half down bun hairstyle.

At the point when Grace dives into the ocean, I can visualize someone diving into deep, dark, rushing water. She describes the saltiness in the air and her wet shirt sticking to her body, I can imagine smelling and feeling what she did, and I can imagine the rush of emotions she felt when she dived off the cliff.

An image I used in my head while Jake and Lilly were in Jake's kitchen was I imagined a medium height young woman with mid waist, long, golden brown hair wearing a sky blue, knee length dress leaning against a marble counter facing a tall, tan, muscular man.

A question I have is why is Jake so reluctant about having a relationship with Lilly? They clearly have a connection and chemistry, so what if she's his best friend's widow, his friend would want them to both be happy, right?