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The thing about "The Beginning of Everything" is it revolves around the life of the golden boy, Ezra Faulkner, he had the perfect life. Star athlete, hot girlfriend and all but just because of one accident, changed his whole life. The moment I fell in love with him is when he started admiring Cassidy's beauty. But I'm not really sure. All through out the book, I fell in love with him even more. At the middle part of the book, I totally shipped Cassidy and Ezra but I knew that someone was going to leave the other. But knowing at the end, I died a little. How Cassidy discovered that her brother injured her 'boyfriend' so she was pushing him away so that she couldn't see her brother in him. My heart broke when Cooper died, cause why not. The loyal dog fought the coyote. When Ezra and Cassidy were talking, I thought they would give their relationship another shot. But I was definitely wrong. Going back to when Ezra said, "I don't want us to be over", I really don't know what should I feel about it. Should my heart sink with the ship or whatever. Sarah Mlynowski, author of Ten Things We Did, was right about girls falling madly, deeply, and hopelessly in love with the Ezra Faulkner. He was, in my opinion, the definition of the perfect dream guy. Points for Robyn Schneider for this book, I wonder if there's a sequel or anything. I can't get enough of Ezra. But then again, not all stories have happy endings. Some of them end in tragedies.

One day, it was perfect. But life isn't perfect so that's bllsht.

maybe we're just tired of the idea of everything.

I can't go to bed thinking everything's alright because when I wake up, I know that it's just a lie.

The problem is that I'm so attached to you, that's why I can't seem to move on.

How does one mend a broken heart?

My goal is to be completely happy. Even just for a day..