Yes, H is absolutely all about the h, but in the psychotic sense. So it felt really wrong that I liked the book.
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H would creep into h's bedroom while she was sleeping and even got a vasectomy so he wouldn't have to share h with anyone (aka children).
An example of H's craziness, taken from the book (H's mum was speaking to H) :
"When you were twelve, your dad said you had to stop spending so much time at Jeff’s house. You were never home. We hardly ever got to see you. We were worried. Even when we brought you home, you’d run away, back to their house. When you were twelve, you…pulled a knife on your father while we were sleeping. You threatened his life. Even cut him while you had the blade to his throat. You said you couldn’t leave her. Her. Not him, as in Jeff."
Post by Samantha K on Jun 25, 2017 21:42:03 GMT -7
Posted by Nicole55 minutes ago Yes, H is absolutely all about the h, but in the psychotic sense. So it felt really wrong that I liked the book.
Lol. Why is it that I can so relate to your statement? (With other bookxs, I mean.) I just realized this book was discussed in the J/P FB Group. I decided not to read it based on some of the things they said but a lot of people loved it.
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Last Edit: Oct 4, 2017 6:35:33 GMT -7 by Samantha K