The heroine went through so much pain and heartache over this guy and I didn’t feel like he did anything to deserve her or their child’s forgiveness. I didn't even get all that emotional, and I think it was because I was waiting for this connection to the characters or a connection to their connection to each other, but I wasn't feeling it. They were the typical highschool teenagers who got caught up in a whirlwind romance and up and left their town to chase for their dreams. Around their high school graduation, they left their small town together and headed away to follow their dreams.

But when the harsh realities of life began to unravel their innocence and slowly mould that love into something they could no longer recognise or depend on, what was once a fairytale became nothing more than an ugly nightmare.She puts everyone above herself, especially when she took care of Johnathon to the point where it was too much for her. From high school sweethearts to struggling Hollywood wannabees to two exes no longer on speaking terms with a child caught in the middle. The physical intimacy between Jonathan and Kennedy is intense as they both focus on reconnecting and learning to love again. It is of no doubt that he loved Kennedy so much but he took her love and everything she did for him for granted. In this case, Jonathan can take a lot of the responsibility for their issues, but Kennedy made mistakes too.

As she stands there, staring at you, seeing the light in your eyes and feeling so much love in her heart, she would’ve done anything you asked. He’s destined to do bigger things, and staying would be selfish, so as much as he wishes he could be with her forever, he has to let her go, because that’s what love means. From the moment Jonathan Cunningham became Johnny Cunning—Hollywood’s newest heartthrob and headlining star in a superhero movie franchise—every step that’s brought him closer to becoming one of the most sought-after actors in the business has also led him further and further away from the person he used to be.The sharp contrast between present and past was an ever-present reminder of why they were where they were. At first I was taken aback by the style of writing in the flashback portions but I got used to it thoughout the story.