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"It just shows you, doesn't it?"

"Well, that you can choose choices but not outcomes. But I stand by what I said. It was a good choice. It just wasn't a desired outcome."

And yes, I am still crying right now after recovering from the pages before.

SPOILER ALERT:

No cause it took me a bit to pick this book back up and what the fuck do you mean that Izzy died in this chapter of her life??? OMG!! No like I am actually crying so much right now because the pain that comes from losing someone close to you is so sad and I truly resonate with this part of the story!

“You see, cats know. They understand when their time is up. He went outside because he was going to die, and he knew it.”

Well fuck…after The Women and The Midnight Library, I need a huge recovery of happy and funny stories 😭😭😭

The way this book opens your eyes to how life can be perceived in so many different ways, is truly amazing. You never realize how life can truly be for yourself until you have to reflect and look back at what either could have been or has happened in the past.

Well…that chapter took a turn and made me think very differently of Dan. Honestly if this is the future she wa supposed to have with him, then girl you did good by ending it with him because WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT??

Sorry I was so angry after that past…she gave up her dream for him??? FOR HIM???

Ah okay now we are seeing some of the cracks that might have led to her ending things with Dan. So maybe she left the band because of Dan…and not for herself.

Wait cause I’m actually hooked on to this story line right now!! This is giving similar vibes to Before The Coffee Gets Cold…but slightly better.

I have a feeling that this might be my first 5 star read of this year but let me keep reading haha. It’s truly so good!!

‘While the Midnight Library stands, Nora, you will be preserved from death. Now, you have to decide how you want to live.’

Holy shit….

I keep getting chills whenever I see the count down of when she decided to die…like I’m truly not sure if she is actually going to attempt or if this is what the book wants us to believe in connection to philosophy.