his head would snap up so fast. “that’s exactly what i’m afraid of,” and then shake it in disbelief.

Also ....Yes there are lndian aunties who might pester you with questions but so are other women/ men in any part of the world 🤷🏽‍♀️

Jay is a lawyer who was recently hired to advise Liya’s company. When their uncomfortable dinner meeting proves not to be their last encounter, he finds himself wanting to spend more time with her despite the tension between them. He doesn’t let the rumors in the community bother him, and their morning breakfasts and late dinners in Liya’s office gradually turn into something more. In getting to know one another, Liya and Jay must grapple with their past traumas before finally accepting the true feelings that blossomed along the way. Before I even talk about the story, I want to talk about the content warnings. The author’s note at the beginning of the book mentions “non-graphic references to sexual assault, death, and trauma.” And while I applaud the author and publisher for putting that in there, I don’t think it is enough. There is also emotional abuse and extreme slut shaming. There are at least two scenes that were incredibly upsetting and I think that other readers may have a hard time as well. In my opinion the scenes aren’t graphic with genital parts being described, but they are graphic in other ways. today’s the very first tutoring session you have with park seonghwa, not only did you finish the first year’s tutoring a little early but also made sure to clean the library. because what is park seonghwa doing laying on a street, all bruised up and beaten at two in the morning. To me, it is not important to just name those issues. If there were one single issue explored in this book but it was so thorough that it made me believe in its authenticity then hell, that would’ve been more than enough.

The book certainly brought all the feels, and elements of all characters. Throughout the novel, the story is smooth and generally moves along well. At the end of the day if you are looking for something that you have read similar to this before and don’t mind another, then this will satisfy you. If you are looking for something more than just an average read, that you will want to engage with, then this is also something you will enjoy. Details About The Trouble with Hating You by Sajni Patel ePub the biggest plot twist of the year is that i actually enjoyed this book bc phew after reading the first 10 chapters i was READY TO DITCH his closeness as your insides flipping, but maybe it’s because of the fact that you two could get in trouble any second now. you find yourself walking down the night street in the outfit that no one would see you in, or that’s what you desperately hope as you skip down the street to the local seven eleven. I hated the judgemental way in which Liya's completely normal lifestyle is portrayed as (and I don't mean that because within her community she's labelled as 'bad' but because the way the story unfolds suggests that her 'carefree' attitude towards sex lands her in trouble or with troubled men). By the end it seemed that the only reason why Liya no longer feels 'broken' is because of Jay.

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why are your grades so low,” you ask, wanting to know why exactly did he even ask for help because you know there has to be some sort of a motive. no, no! please don’t leave it!” you bite the insides of your cheek, “don’t listen to that twat over there and listen to me! please hear us y/n- hear the entire teaching faculty!” I actually wonder if maybe I'm missing something and this might have been a nod to Bollywood films? 🤔