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It happened in stages. My father left. My twin sister died of an incurable autoimmune disease. My mother started breaking down. Then I was diagnosed with the very thing that took my other half from me. That was when I realized Mama’s eyes turned gold when she cried. So I moved in with my father and his new family—new wife, new son, new stepbrother. Kaiden Monroe made me feel normal. Hated. Cared for. Loathed. And … loved. Somewhere along the way, I’d found solace in the boy with brooding eyes. But everything happens in stages. And nothing good ever lasts.
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I have no words. I knew going in that this book would break me, and somehow I was still unprepared this heartbreak. I loved Em's story and how in the end she was content with her parents. I will never get over her story. Overall, I loved this book so much. The importance of chronic illness and how it looks different for everyone, and it broke me how she was comparing her symptoms to Lo's
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