I read A Court of Frost and Starlight and it ruined my Christmas

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It was the day after I read "A Court of Wings and Ruin," the last book of the ACOTAR trilogy by Sarah J. Mass. I fled across the country to start a new life. One for freedom. And for hope. But there are some things that you can't leave behind. That can't be right. This is a trilogy, meaning that there's only three books. And I'm done with it. Why would there be an extra book in a series unless it's that...? No. No, this can't be real. They're fucking lying to you. There are only three books in the series. You've read all three of them. It's over. It's not true, it's not true, it's just a dream, this is just a dream, this is a dream, it's just a very, very bad dream. You put in your time. You put in your energy. You gave up all your brain cells for this, and now, you're supposed to live a good life. It's not true. It's not. Listen, Rhysand has always emphasized that it is your choice. So if you were a true Rhysand fan, then you would check out the sponsor of this video. 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The first book is a beauty and beast retelling the main character is favorite She falls in love with a fairy named Tamlyn favor becomes a fairy in the end They live happily ever after except they don't because if book 2 talent turns out to be abusive So now she runs away into the arms of another fairy named Reese and he was kinda the bad guy in the first book But now in the second book he turns out to be a misunderstood feminist and he has a bigger dick So we're all just rooting for him Now the book ends with Faris two sisters Elaine and Nesta falling into a cauldron that turns them into fairies There are to other male fairies that are really attracted to them So it's like this big fairy orgy that's going on and the third buggers a war. There are some sex Sometimes there's both because Farah gives a blowjob to reset and a know the war while other people are dying around them and she's like You know what? I can have the best of both worlds and then in the last 100 pages There's a random side character who comes out as bisexual the last video that I did I made the mistake of saying that she was a lesbian. That was my bad She's actually bisexual because she's attracted to both men and women but given the fact that she talked about how much she was attracted to women for six whole pages of monologue I got kind of confused there but to clarify she is bi and I am still homophobic. The war ends, Feyre forgives Tamlin for being abusive, she and Rhysand become rulers of the Night Court, and they live happily ever after Live love laugh, the end. If you like to hear me talk about the books individually, I will have a link in my description with a playlist for each review of each book This video is dedicated to the novella which takes place after the series is over It's kind of like a Christmas special about Feyre and all the other fairies and how they spend their Christmas A lot of people did not like this novella. Even the fans did not like this novella You telling me that people who are willing to read three books of Feyre getting dicked down by fairies will draw the line at this book? Sounds kind of dicey But I was optimistic because a common criticism for this book seemed to be that nothing happens in it, and there's no plot which sounded like a good thing to me? Because if you watch my previous videos the main criticism that I had was that there was too much attempts at plot going on and not enough smut scenes. I'm not here for the plot. Okay I'm here for the day and as much as people acted like this series was some trashy erotica I was over here going, "Bitch where?" I was promised smut and instead I get five hundred pages of a badly written plot, some vague idea about a war going on, character assassination and said development and then I only see a dick like two times So with this Christmas book, I was like dude bring it on. I am ready to ho-ho-ho it up It's the holidays. What gift are they gonna give to each other, STDs? I don't know. This is an exciting time. Anything can happen I was ready to see some jingle balls. I was ready to see some party poppers pussy pop. I was like, Dude, it's December, let's end the year with a bang But instead I get some vanilla ass bullshit The only balls I see Feyre playing around with are snowballs And frankly I am disgusted at the caucasity because not once did I ever see anybody climb up anyone's chimney What was all this for? If not for that, what was all this for? There were some sex scenes but they were so little and spread out in between all these other boring ass scenes that Feyre might as well have been the Virgin Mary herself. It's a fucking Christmas miracle, bitch. This takes place after the war is over The fairies are gonna celebrate with the winter solstice, but despite the festive atmosphere Feyre cannot keep the shadows of the past from looming because it turns out there are some scars that can't heal Like her hymen. Nah, I'm just kidding She has a legit point, cause when a war is over, it's not actually over. Whenever there's a war, there are a lot of people who get displaced There are lots of veterans who fought in the war who deal with mental issues that come from the trauma of fighting in the war and they have to deal with PTSD for the rest of their lives and oftentimes their own country that they fought for don't even help them rehabilitate afterward A lot of Feyre's concerns in this book parallel with how oftentimes veterans get abandoned, it parallels how there is insufficient funding to take care of people whose lives get displaced and overall the physical and mental toll that victims have to deal with following the repercussions of a great war so I'm glad that there's a young adult book that sheds light on these issues And there's a conscientious main character that young girls can look up to in that respect That being said she did suck a dick in the middle of the war while everybody was dying in the third book so I'm not sure why there's a change of heart? Cuz in this book, she's just like, Man, I wish I could do something for all these people How can I be happy when there's so many people suffering out in the world I'm like, yeah, that would have been nice to think about while you were sucking that dick in book three, but you didn't I don't know, maybe you could have just went outside your tent and just helped a veteran out because when you're giving a blowjob, I'm pretty sure it wasn't for the troops I'm just saying. God bless America And then, we also get Rhysand's point of view and man, if you thought he was woke in the other two books, just wait till you actually see his train of thought in this book In book two, Rhysand saves Feyre from an abusive relationship by constantly emphasizing that it is her choice thereby giving her a sense of agency, which is all that we really want a man to give us. He constantly emphasizes that is her choice and it is her decision, although in book one, he did pimp her out against her consent, but we're not going to talk about that, and then in book three it is revealed that he actually has a covent for priestesses who have been sexually assaulted and now that acts as a safe space and recluse for them although in the next chapter he does suggest fucking Feyre in the same safe space where people have been sexually assaulted but we're also gonna ignore that So what is he gonna do in the novella? Well, prepared to have your socks blown off Right away in the beginning when we get his perspective, He starts thinking about all of the male warriors who go out training and fighting and all the women who have to stay at home to tend to their husbands "Their required tasks, whether old or young, remained the same:" "cooking, cleaning, child-rearing, clothesmaking, laundry" "There was honor in such tasks - pride and good work to be found in them" "But not when every single one of the females here was expected to do it" "And if they shirked those duties, either one of the half-dozen campmothers" "or whatever males controlled their lives would punish them" "Change was slower than the melting glaciers scattered amongst these mountains" "Traditions going back thousands of years, left mostly unchallenged. Until us. Until now." Woke king Rhysand was like, You know what? I don't think all women should cook But not only that, there are other male fairies who start to get woke just like him One of the guys says, "The boys need a nice Solstice after all they endured" "Let the girls give one to them." - to which Cassian, one of the male fairies, replies, "The boys can help decorate, clean, and cook. They've got two hands" Cassian said, You know what? Maybe sometimes, the men should cook Oh my god, it's like women have two hands, but men have two hands too. So it's like in a way, We're all equal As we all know, feminism makes Rhysand horny, so he quickly shifts over to thinking about dicking down Feyre "Last week had been so stupidly busy and I’d been so desperate for" "the feel and taste of her that I’d taken her during the" "flight down from the House of Wind to the town house" "High above Velaris for all to see. It had required some" "careful maneuvering, and I’d planned for months now" "on actually making a moment of it, but with her against me like that, alone in the skies," "all it had taken was one look into those blue-gray eyes and I was unfastening her pants" "A moment later, I had been inside her and had nearly" "sent us crashing into the rooftops like an Illyrian welp" These two had sex in the sky. You were telling me that he planned this for months now just to figure out the mechanics of how that would work? First of all, I don't know how you can do this without any leverage but second of all, in the sky? These two nearly crashed into people's rooftops Again, how are you gonna be so concerned about people's welfare and people being displaced from homes and then also nearly crash into those people's homes You're being sad about how some people don't have roofs over their heads Meanwhile, you almost nearly destroy a roof with your giant cock and all Feyre had to do was laugh make him climax Honestly, she is powerful. That's true feminism for you. Rhysand shows his sensitive side a few pages later when he talks to Cassian He's starting to have doubts about Feyre and why she chose him. She's turning 21 "21, Cassian," to which Cassian replies, "So? Your mother was 18 to your father's 900" [sirens] Hashtag love is love! When we switch back to Feyre, She's checking out the ruins in the Night Court and seeing all of the destroyed houses "A few months ago, I had begun donating a portion of my monthly salary. The idea of receiving such a thing was so utterly ludicrous" - to rebuilding the Rainbow and helping its artists. But the scars remained on both these buildings and their residents. And the mound of snow dusting the rubble before me. Who had dwelt there - worked there? Did they live or had they been slaughtered in the attack? First of all, why does this bitch have a salary? What is the economy in Fairyland that would even constitute anyone having a salary here? Second of all, you're looking at the rubble of people's houses that were destroyed So why are you having sex with your boyfriend in the middle of the sky and nearly fucking up the rare houses that do still remain? Seems kind of insensitive to the socio-economic climate around you, just saying and then she hears someone speak up from the ruins "They got out in time," a female voice said behind me" Thank God they got out in time before Rhysand's massive cock crashed into the rooftop You know it was a close one because Feyre was laughing a lot "I fumbled for words - for something High Lady-ish and yet accessible" "and came up empty - came up so empty that I blurted, "It's snowing" "I said the drifting veils of white could be anything else. The fairy inclined her head again. "It is." "She smiled at the sky, snow catching in her inky hair. "A fine first snow at that." You see how bad it is, Feyre? Not only are these people homeless, they're also only capable of having boring-ass conversations They don't have homes or personality. This is how bad it's been, Feyre. It's time to get woke like your husband "There's a group of us who paint together at my studio, one night a week. We're meeting in two days time" "It would be an honor if you joined us. "What sort of things do you paint?" my question was soft as the snow falling past us. "Resina smiled slightly. "The things that need telling." You know, Feyre has painted in every single book, and to this day, I still don't know what this bitch paints. Then it cuts to a future time where Feyre has a conversation with some of the other fairies about how wealthy they are "Mor smirked. "You do know that we're well-off, don't you? You could fill a bathtub with those things" "She jerked her chin toward the egg-sized sapphire in the window of the jewelry shop. "And barely make a dent in our accounts" "I had seen the list of assets. I still couldn't wrap my mind around the enormity of Rhys' wealth. My wealth." "It didn't feel real, those numbers and figures, like it was children's play money. I only bought what I needed" It is emphasized so many times how humble Feyre is because she doesn't see the need for excessive wealth She's like, "Oh, I don't need this. Oh, I shouldn't take this. I only buy what I need" I'm like, okay, bitch good for you But it's very clear that the author wants to position Feyre as like this saint who is so humble, and so sweet, and so caring for all her people, and we're barely like 40 pages in But you know, maybe that is still realistic After all, she did forgive Tamlin at the end of the third book Rhysand and Feyre spent the entire series hating on Tamlin and making him seem like he was the most awful character that ever existed only for the very end to be like, You know what? I hope you're happy. I genuinely wish nothing but the best for you That development came out of nowhere? Yes, but at least it's a sign for emotional maturity and closure So I get what she was trying to do with that until we get to this part where Rhysand sees Tamlin "You nearly destroyed her in every way possible. Tamlin bared his teeth" "I bared mine back, temper be damned, let some of my power rumble through the room, the house, the grounds" "She survived it though. Survived you and you still felt the need to humiliate her. Belittle her." "If you meant to win her back, old friend, that wasn't the wisest route" "Tamlin replies, "Get out." But Rhysand still continues "I wasn't finished, not even close. You deserve everything that has befallen you." "You deserve this pathetic empty house, your ravaged lands" "I don't care if you offered that kernel of life to save me. I don't care if you still love my mate" "I don't care that you saved her from Hybern or a thousand enemies before that." "The words poured out cold and steady. "I hope you live the rest of your miserable life alone here." "It's a far more satisfying end than slaughtering you." Bitch, what the fuck happened? I thought we were all about forgiveness. 'Tis the season, bitch This is not the Christmas spirit that you guys have been preaching about What was the whole point of the ending in the third book if you were gonna go ahead and verbally demolish him here? Tamlin has nothing left. He has no friends. No wife. His house is empty His land is ruined but Rhysand goes in his empty house and it's like you know, what? Fuck you. You were never shit, you ain't shit, and you will never be shit Your own mother never loved you. Nobody will care that you ever existed, you worthless sack of shit, and I'm like, dude, stop, stop. He's already dead. Let me take a pause right here to rant about Tamlin. Yes, he is an asshole Yes, he is a terrible character. But what I don't understand is why we're acting like every other character was not also an asshole Why is it that every book we seem to pile him on, just beat the shit out of him verbally as if he was like the worst person that ever walked on earth? As if the other characters didn't do shit? Tamlin was a nice guy in the first book and then after the events in the ending of the first book He was clearly dealing with PTSD which is something similar that was Feyre dealing with The difference is that Feyre's PTSD made her a vulnerable heroine. Tamlin's PTSD makes him a villain So why is it that we're supposed to sympathize for Feyre dealing with her PTSD? and her own inner demons but with Tamlin we're like, "Oh go fuck yourself." And we act like he has no room for redemption whatsoever It's especially it hypocritical considering that the war is just done Now Feyre is being sad over all these veterans who sacrifice their lives for the war There's definitely gotta be people who have PTSD, but again, fuck Tamlin I just think it's super weird that we are all dogpiling on this character while everyone else is just like a saint I don't know, it doesn't sound like a very Christmas spirit to me A few pages later, Rhysand talks about it to Feyre, and he says, "I should have been the bigger male" to which she replies, "You're the bigger male most days. You're entitled to this slip up" "She smiled brightly, bright as the full moon, lovelier than any star" "I kissed her cheek, breathing in her lilac and pear scent" "I have some errands that need tending to," and looking at her, walking beside her did little to cool the rage" "that still roiled in me. Not with that beautiful smile made me want to winnow back to the Spring Court" "and punch my Illyrian blade through Tamlin's gut." Bigger male indeed Bitch, he's not even in this scene. Now you're making fun of his dick size? Like, leave him alone I'm not team Tamlin, but I'm just saying, they need to stop cause this poor boy's already dead And the last thing that Rhysand says before he leaves is, "Go paint my nude portrait" "I told her, winking, and shot into the bitterly cold sky" I could have spent my whole life without reading that. Yes, there is a lot of innuendo throughout the novella However, I argue that there has been no actual scene where they bang. They did talk about banging in the sky, but that was just like a passing thought and it wasn't a drawn out scene. So I'm just like, okay It's been a hundred pages, where the hell's the dick? And then the author continues to insult me even more with this entire page dedicated to this dialogue "Amren hissed at him, her dark hair swaying like a curtain of liquid night" "Do you know what an inconvenience it is to need to find a place to relieve myself everywhere I go?" "Rhys drawled to Ameren, "Shall we start building public toilets for you throughout Velaris, Amren?" "I mean it, Rhysand," Amren snapped. Amren waved to hand down herself. "I should have selected a male form." "At least you can whip it out and go wherever you like without having to worry about spilling on-" "Cassian lost it, then Mor, then me. Even Az, chuckling faintly." "You really don't know how to pee?" Mor roared. "After all this time?" "Tell me you know how a toilet works," Cassian burst out, slapping a broad hand on the table." "Tell me you know that much." I clapped a hand over my mouth as if it would push the laugh back in" "Across the table, Rhys' eyes were brighter than stars, his mouth a quivering line" "as he tried and failed to remain serious. "I know how to sit on a toilet, Amren growled." [fake laughter] What silly banter. What a knee slapper. What a funny, silly lil story between this found family [fake laughter] Enough. You wasted my time with this banter between this boring-ass found family They're laughing and joking about pee and not even once did we see a golden shower scene? Disgusting. Speaking of scenes that wasted my time, Feyre's at the market, and she finds a weaver who makes these beautiful tapestries "I wanted to know about the tapestry with these signia, the black fabric. What is it?" "I get asked that at least once an hour. I call it Void" "It absorbs the light, creates a complete lack of color" "You made it?" Elaine asked, now staring over her shoulder toward the tapestry. A solemn nod." "A newer experiment of mine to see how darkness might be made, woven. To see if I could take it farther," "deeper than any weaver has before." Her gray eyes shifted toward me again. My husband didn't return from the war" "The frank, open words clanged through me. It was an effort to hold her gaze as she continued," "I began trying to create Void the day after I learned he had fallen. He thought it was right to help fight" "He left with several others who felt the same and joined up with a Summer Court legion they found on their way south" "He died in the battle for Adrianna. "I'm sorry," I said softly" "I thought we'd have a thousand more years together. In the three hundred years" "we were wed, we never had the chance to have children. I don't even have a piece of him in that way" "He's gone, and I am not. Void was born of that feeling" "I keep hoping that every time I tell someone who askes about Void, it will get easier." "The silver thread," Elaine asked. "What is it called?" "The weaver paused the loom again, the colorful strings vibrating. She held my sister's gaze" "No attempt at a smile this time. "I call it Hope." "My throat became unbearably tight, my eyes stinging enough that I had to turn away to walk back toward" "that extraordinary tapestry. The weaver explained to my sister, "I made it after I mastered Void." "I stared and stared at the black fabric that was like peering into a pit of hell" "and then stared at the iridescent living silver thread that cut through it," "bright despite the darkness that devoured all other light and color" "I gestured to the loom, the half-finished piece taking form on its frame. "How do you keep creating," "despite what you lost?" The weaver went on. "I have to create or it was all for nothing" "I have to create or I will crumple up with despair and never leave my bed" "I have to create because I have no other way of voicing this." Her hand rested on her heart" "and my eyes burned. "It is hard," the weaver said, her stare never leaving mine, "and it hurts." "But if I were to stop, if I were to let this loom or the spindle go silent," "Then there would be no Hope shining in the Void." Oh my god. It's like the tapestry named Void represents Void and the tapestry named Hope represents Hope This is the kind of scene where you have to read so many times in order to get the true symbolism of what this Weaver is talking about It's like what she's weaving parallels the situation that she was in and the grief that she dealt with her husband and she's able to like, put that as an outlet in the thing that she's making, but the art represents life so it's like from life comes art and from art comes life because if she didn't keep creating, then there would be no Hope in the Void. Get it because the tapestry is also called Hope and the other tapestry is called Void, and it's like, dude, it's talking about life Listen if you get it, you get it, but if you don't, get woke "My mouth trembled, and the weaver reached over to squeeze my hand" "I had no words to offer her, nothing to convey what surged in my chest, nothing other than, "I would like to buy that tapestry." Next, we switch over to Rhysand's perspective where he's talking to Cassian, and I tabbed a part where Cassian says, "The females bring their jewelry" "I bring my weapons." Cassian, didn't you just say in like the second chapter that men should cook too? So what happens with that development? Your feminism is kind of inconsistent. It's okay, We can't all be at Rhysand's level. Then we get to another scene from Feyre's perspective Mor drags her outside and she's like, "Hey come with me you gotta check this out" "Mor pointed to the endless field atop the mountain" "covered in snow just I had last seen it but rather than" "a flat, uninterrupted expanse" dot dot dot "Are those snow forts?" "Something white shot across the field, white and hard and glistening, and then-" "Cassian's yowl echoed off the mountains around us" "Followed by, "You bastard!" Rhysand's answering laugh was bright as the sun on snow" "Three Illyrian warriors," I said. "The greatest Illyrian warriors. Are having a snowball fight" Mor’s eyes practically glowed with wicked delight. "Since they were children." "They’re over 500 years old." "Do you want me to tell you the running tally of victories?" [sigh] Do you see what I mean with this vanilla ass bullshit? I had to read a whole page of a snowball fight and not once did I see actual balls Only action I'm seeing is a goddamn snowball fight You're telling me that you started the scene was something white and hard and glistening and it wasn't even a fairy peen? This is the most disappointing Christmas I have ever experienced Even the next chapter has like a very slight reference to the nasty images that they sent to each other, but again, no detail "My lips curved as I sent him an image. A memory. Of me on the kitchen table" "just a few feet away. Of him kneeling before me. My legs wrapped around his head" [choking] "I heard a door slamming somewhere in the house, followed by a distinctly male yelp." "Then banging - as if someone was trying to get back inside." "Mor’s eyes sparkled. "You got him kicked out, didn’t you?" My answering smile set her roaring." And then that's it! You were on the kitchen table Your legs were wrapped around his head. What else? [choking] That's how I pictured it, by the way, because I have no other thing to base it on Finally we get to the part where Rhysand and Feyre exchanged gifts with each other "Rhys opened my present carefully, lifting the painting" "so the others wouldn’t see it. I watched his eyes rove over what was on it" "Watched his throat bob. Rhys’ face remained solemn, his eyes star-bright as they met mine. "Thank you." "I have no idea where you might hang it," I said, "but I wanted you to have it." To see." "For on that painting, I’d shown him what I had not revealed to anyone." "What the Ouroboros had revealed to me: the creature inside myself:" "the creature full of hate and regret and love and sacrifice," "the creature that could be cruel and brave, sorrowful and joyous." "I gave him me - as no one but him would ever see me." "No one but him would ever understand." You gave him yourself for Christmas? I had to flip the page back and forth because I was like, wait - Did she seriously give him a giant ass painting of herself? Speaking as somebody who doesn't typically care for material things, this is like the worst gift to give someone but then it's time for Rhysand to give his gift to Feyre Feyre says, "I know High Ladies are probably supposed to wear a new dress every day," "but I'm rather attached to this one. You never told me where you got it -" "where you got all my favorite dresses.” Rhys arched a dark brow." "You never figured it out? My mother made them." I went still. Rhys smiled sadly at the shimmering gown. "She was a seamstress, back at the camp where she’d been raised" "She didn’t just do the work because she was ordered to. She did it because she loved it" "And when she mated my father, she continued." "I grazed a reverent hand down my sleeve." "I - I had no idea. His eyes were star-bright. "Long ago, when I was still a boy," "she made them - all your gowns. A trousseau for my future bride." His throat bobbed" "Every piece" dot dot dot "every piece I have ever given you to wear, she made them. For you." So you're telling me that the dresses that you guys have been fucking in are the same dresses that his mom has made? I don't know about that, chief I don't know. I don't know, sounds kind of weird So you're telling me that if we read back all the sex scenes that they had and all the times that he ripped off her dress, he's actually ripping off his mom's dress? I don't know about that, chief Finally we get to the end It's literally like the last 50 pages of the book, and we finally get a sex scene So the author at this point is like alright, this is the final sex scene I gotta come up with something that is so out of this world the dick is so good. It's gotta be like the best, mind-blowing sex that you will ever read, and so she wrote this "One arm braced on the wall, the other holding me aloft, Rhys met my eyes. "How shall it be, mate?" "In his stare, I could have sworn galaxies swirled" "In the shadows between his wings, the glorious depths of the night dwelled" "Hard enough to make the pictures fall off," I reminded him, breathless. So, you know it kind of starts off normal where she's like Hey, I want you to bang me hard enough so that there's another earthquake "Every time," he gritted out. "Every time, you feel exquisite." And then it goes on and on where they're just banging it out But they have this power where they're able to send each other's images of what they see "He let me in instantly, mind-to-mind and soul-to-soul," "and then I was looking through his eyes - looking down at me as he gripped my hip and thrust" "He purred, "Look at how I fuck you, Feyre." "Gods," was my only answer." "Mental hands ran along my mind, my soul" "Look how perfectly we fit." Stars flickered around us, sweet darkness sweeping in" "As if we were the only souls in a galaxy." "And still Rhys remained before me, my legs wrapped around his waist" "I brushed my own mental hands down him and breathed," "Can you fuck me in here too?" That wicked delight faltered. Went silent" "The stars and darkness paused, too. Then undiluted, utter predator answered, "It would be my pleasure." "And then I didn't have the words for what happened" Spoiler alert: me neither. "He gave me everything I wanted:" "the unleashed pounding of him inside my body - the unrelenting thrust and filling and slap of skin on skin," "the slam of our bodies against wood. Night singing all around us, stars sweeping by like snow" "And then there was us. Mind-to-mind, lain out on that bridge between our souls" "We had no bodies here, but I felt him as he seduced me," "his dark power wrapping around mine, licking at my flames, sucking on my ice," "scraping claws against my own. I felt him as his power" "blended with mine, ebbing and flowing, in and out, until my magic lashed out" "latching onto him, both of us raging and burning together" "He was roaring and my mortal body clenched around him, shattering. Then I shattered," "everything I was rupturing into stars and galaxies and comets," "nothing but pure, shining joy. Rhys held me, enveloped me" "his darkness absorbing the light that sparkled and blasted, keeping me whole, keeping me together" Bruh [cough] This author really wanted to amp it up. This isn't just physical sex anymore. Now the dick is so good You're about to astral project out of your asshole Feyre's like nonono, don't even have sex with me in this realm, have sex with me in a whole nother realm I want to go to a whole different dimension ["Stranger Think" by C418] And to top it off, Feyre decides to give one last gift to him while they mate "When my mind could form words, when I could again feel his essence around me" "his body still moving in my own, I sent him that image" "one last time, into the dark and stars - my gift. Perhaps our gift, one day." "Rhys spilled into me with a roar, his wings splaying wide. He remained buried in me, leaning heavily against" "the wall as he panted against my neck, "FeyreFeyreFeyre." "He was shaking. We both were." So you're probably wondering, "What kind of image did she send to him that would make him explode and have such an extreme reaction?" "unable to move for a good long while," "the image of my gift remained between us," "shimmering as bright as any star" "That beautiful, blue-eyed, dark-haired boy that the Bone Carver had once shown me." "That promise of the future." She sent him a picture of their future unborn son, and he climaxed I don't know about that. I don't know about that, chief First he reveals that he's been giving Feyre all of his mom's dresses and now he's climaxing at the image of their future son? I don't know about that, chief The book ends with Feyre opening up her own artist studio so that she can teach other artists in the community and build a new generation of artists who will have very shitty paintings That is the last thing that I will leave off on I mean, there's still more to the rest of the book because at the end here there's a section that says, "The Court of Thorns and Roses series will continue" "Read on for a sneak peek of the next book" No, I did not read on to that sneak peek because there are some things where You just gotta wait it out, you know I don't know when she's gonna publish that next book Frankly, I didn't even know she was gonna write more books But here we are I think that if this series were to continue, it would follow Nesta and Cassian Again, we'll cross that bridge when we get there Let's hope that bridge fucking burns Please don't ask me to read her other books because I will not! I have been through enough for you guys, okay? 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Length: 33min 55sec (2035 seconds)
Published: Tue Jan 28 2020
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