It's a ... Fay's thing

On second thought, I know exactly what you need done. And I know exactly how you like it.

365 days of Blair Waldorf : [38 / 365] 

The boy saw the comet and he felt as though his life had meaning.

365 days of Blair Waldorf : [7 / 365]

365 days of Blair Waldorf : [8 / 365]

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In this episode, Blair finds the courage to confess to Chuck that she loves him. It’s the realization of that sentiment that drives Chuck’s actions later in the episode when he considers exposing Lily’s secret. Lily warns him not to turn away from the people who love him and that jolts Chuck out of his state of anger. His frustration and want for vengeance fade away when he remembers what Blair has done for him. Instead of chasing after revenge, he finally releases all his pent-up despair at his father’s death when he goes to see Blair. She’s the first person in his life to truly love him for who he is, and that makes such an enormous difference in his life. Even though he acted like he didn’t care when Blair first told him she loved him, it obviously impacted him tremendously on many levels. Because of the love that she conveyed to him, he later chose to burn the letter holding Lily’s secret because he realized it was the right thing to do. Chuck and Blair consistently encourage each another to be their best selves - they are each other’s anchors and inspiration, and that never alters throughout the series. 

all was well.

#when you’re about to drag littlefinger #and your girls got your back

He loved her. And she loved him.

 Damn straight.

I love you…