I ran my fingers down her face, feeling the soft skin and never wanting to be more than two feet away from this girl.

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I was surprised that the author kept my attention through the whole book even though I already knew the story. on a brighter note, i really love all of the interactions he has with tate’s dad, his brother jaxon, and his mother. There's not much more to say about Tatum here than is mostly known from "Bully" - and you get more of a vantage point difference with Jared being on the outside looking into her life. My head was still swimming from the liquor I’d tried drowning in the night before, but there was no way I could sit around all day with nothing but my thoughts keeping me company. sometimes those scenes feel repetitive and pointless bcs jared’s either thinking about antagonizing tate or having “sexual” reactions bcs of her.I'm glad I read this book because sooo much is explained and clarified and things I thought were a douche bag move actually want.

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The black t-shirt was worn out, but it clung to her fit body like it was made just for her, and her dark jeans hugged her ass, telling me exactly what she would look like naked. Her eyes were squeezed shut as Madman nuzzled her neck, and I swallowed at the sound of her giggle, loving it more than I wanted to admit. And get to experience all the events that finally lead up to his epiphany about his feelings for her.The problem is he couldn't lash out at the people who have hurt him and abandoned him, mainly his father and mother. Jared is a human leech, and he makes no qualms about it in the beginning of this novel (well past the first couple of chapters which establish how Tate and Jared met as kids, but that felt incredibly loose in establishment.

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Until You" is guilty of doing the exact same thing as "Walking Disaster," "Losing Hope," and pretty much any New Adult popular retelling where the hero's in the front seat. My mom drinks alcohol a lot, especially on the weekends, and all of a sudden I didn’t want to meet the blonde-haired girl next door. He feels betrayed by her and needs to channel his anger towards something (or in this case- someone). And we really get to know what he's thinking during those times where he made Tate's life miserable.

I think Penelope said it best in her note from the author section, "This is NOT a retelling of Bully. he keeps making comments about tate’s hair, eyes, “athletic” body, the clothes she wears, and pointing out how all those things get him hard. Challenging Tate – making her a high school outcast – made my world go round, but she never fought back. Alright this is AMAZING what I will say is if you've read Bully you definitely need to read this, I will also say I'm not greatly keen on reading the same story but different pov's in my case too many books too little time.