That’s cool I get it.Įxcept that’s pretty impossible because he doesn’t know her.

Then it’s revealed he loves her soul, which is, like, fine. He openly admits he’s never found another human attractive, or wanted one. But Dank that’s a whole different story. What’s not to love? Anyways, back to the “wait wut” – how in the world did these two start “liking” each other? I understand Pagan’s part he’s witty, hot and there’s the whole dark, mysterious thing. There are too many Bella Swan types out there (but Twilight the book is pretty okay, in my opinion) and Pagan isn’t one of them.Īnd jealous Dank. Then he appears and she doesn’t just drop everything for him. something else, so she decides to get on with her life. I mean, I admire what she’s doing: she knows Dank is. Has a good backbone too, but not enough to be stupidly stubborn. I mean, yeah she must be pretty beautiful (head jock or whatever the Americans call them is, like, whipped on her) and she’s smart. You sit there, like “OMG, YEEE” but then you’re like: wait wut. So the romance between Dank and Pagan (I know what you’re thinking. She isn’t uselessly crying about her choice. So (when I first saw these two guys introduced) I was like:ĭon’t worry. I say this because I, personally, hate love triangles. From the get-go, you know who Pagan is ending up with.

First off let me clear something up: this isn’t a love triangle. Which would be fine, because the romance isn’t overpowering. This is a romance, with a bit of supernatural on the side. And seriously how can I concentrate with those bright blue eyes staring at me *scrolls down*. Existence the first in the Existence trilogy by Abbit Glines

Existence by Abbi Glines