Chapter 20 of "A River Trembles", Book Two of The Môrdreigiau Chronicles
Ugh, is my reaction to the end.
I can forgive when someone is genuinely remorseful, and you understand their motives, but you don’t forget a betrayal. It affects a relationship permanently even if there is forgiveness.
It definitely changes the relationship ... and not to spoil, but Eidothea continues to struggle with it.
I could tell. Her personality has been expertly written.
Aw, phew. For a moment there, I thought it might have jumped the shark for you.
Oh, so many conflicting emotions. I feel for Jasper though.
Me too! I mean, the man did not make great decisions, but still…
Ugh, is my reaction to the end.
I can forgive when someone is genuinely remorseful, and you understand their motives, but you don’t forget a betrayal. It affects a relationship permanently even if there is forgiveness.
It definitely changes the relationship ... and not to spoil, but Eidothea continues to struggle with it.
I could tell. Her personality has been expertly written.
Aw, phew. For a moment there, I thought it might have jumped the shark for you.
Oh, so many conflicting emotions. I feel for Jasper though.
Me too! I mean, the man did not make great decisions, but still…