#ehlena

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&. @ehlena

—— He cups Elena’s face on his hand, his eyes soft and focused on the girl he loves. The feelings he felt now, were feelings crawling up from the small humanity he had. Of course, he lived without a humanity for quite some time — yet, Elena was the only good and human thing he ever came to feel. Awakening that small grain of love.

Unfortunately, Elena belonged to Stefan. Yet, Damon couldn’t fight his feelings for Elena. He had to make her aware; even if it meant compelling her to forget.

As he stood inside the Gilbert home, in her room. He looks into her hues, “you may not want to hear this. But, if I don’t tell you, I’m going to hate myself for not ever telling you.” He begins, “i love you, Elena. You are the only good thing in my life that exists. You’re the only good in me.” He whispers to her, “but, I know I deserve your love less that’s Stefan.”

[floccinaucinihilipilificat3]

Are people actually reading these books anymore?

Lover Avenged has such a toxic dynamic. So far all of the books do and I haven’t finished this one, but Rehvenge is definitely irredeemable. I shouldn’t have to say this but if a man is lying to quote on quote protect you then dump their ass. Especially if the lie is “I’m not fucking another woman”. It doesn’t matter if she’s a psycho with weird fingers or if she’s blackmailing you. I think Ehlena deserves a little transparency especially since she got FIRED FROM HER JOB, all because Rehv was being an annoying stubborn dickhead. (And at least she had the balls to own her mistake) Even the whole lying about his sympath side is sketch. And he knows he shouldn’t be getting involved with her with his oodles of baggage, but does it anyways. So what’s the deal? She’s going into this with none of the pertinent information. I guess I’ll see how this works out for them.

Ugh, and Ehlena saying that being on the phone with Rehv was just a form of false intimacy smacked me right in the heart.

And I liked John Matthew, but he’s also falling into the Brotherhood’s go to trope of becoming a whiny git. I don’t even want to talk about how badly they screwed over Phury in the last book.

I guess the real question is if everyone had a healthy relationship in these books would they be half as interesting? I’m still gonna read all 20 or however many there are. 🤷‍♀️

[50-shades-of-otp]

Ehlena: I love murder misteries

Rehv, trying to impress her: I’ve been the lead suspect in dozens of cases

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You know what really burns my biscuit?  We don’t know if Rehv is still using dopamine to control his sympath side (oh, and btw, evil races is racism) and was he just like, oh, hey guys, I live at the mansion now?  Like how did that happen?  It’s not like he can’t afford his own place if he wanted.  Is it to keep Ehlena safe when he’s at the colony?  So she’s close at hand in case of medical emergencies?  WHAT?

I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS THAT GO UNANSWERED!

[motiveandthemeans]

If Ehlena and Rehvenge were to have twins 😍

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Michigan teen wins unanimous Supreme Court ruling that allows her to bring her service dog to school

Here’s some good news — from the Supreme Court of all places: 13-year-old Ehlena Fry of Michigan just won the right to bring her service dog named Wonder (awww) to class. Here’s the lowdown from CBS News: The justices ruled unanimously that...

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Lover Avenged - J.R. Ward (BDB #7)

★ ★ ★ ★/5

Before we get into the review of this book, I would just like to say that I was complaining about not having Wrath and Beth in the previous book and then Wrath had a main storyline in this one. So even though this book was published in 2009 I obviously predicted it. On that note, I really enjoyed this book. It took me back to the first couple books of the series, although I can't really say specifically what about it was similar, it was just the vibes. I liked Wrath's struggle with his vision a lot. I thought it was interesting how he was so worried about looking weak and trying not to break down when he literally lost a major sense of his and, especially as a fighter, that transition is really rough. I do however love George and I'm glad Wrath is learning to adapt. Now for the main storyline: Rehvenge and Ehlena. Goddamn was this romance good. I also just really enjoyed the vampire politics of this book and how Rehv struggles with his sympath side (a fascinating concept on its own). Rehv and Ehlena's relationship was full of all the nuance I've come to enjoy in Ward's books, and I think they really work well together. That being said, this book also had so many pure comedic parts and I loved it, I laughed out loud from this book more than any other BDB book. Overall, this is one of my favorite books from the series so far and I can't wait to get my hands on more.