4.45 stars 
 oh my aghfdgajdas jdIOAJSA da i HAVE SO MANY FEELINGS 
 Been wanting to read this for a year or so and I'm so glad I finally did. I don't even write book reviews anymore (One: because I don't even say anything intellectual or awesome. Two: I'm lazy and Three: because all I do is messed up what I want to say and end up looking stupid) But I will for this. I will because I just can't not. 
 Okay, so let's start. 
 First of all, I just want to say how thankful I am that I didn't continue abandoning this book. I got so disinterested in the first tenth or so because I felt like their meeting was too..easy. The first few parts were lacking of something. Also it struck me as one of those typical "popular-boy-fell-inlove-with-snobbish-and-fiesty-girl". And to be quite honest, I wasn't really the biggest fan of Olivia by then (it took some time to like her). 
 I like Fisher's writing. Admittedly, not at first, but it had started getting better and better as more pages go by. I think (for me) she balanced the right amount of descriptions and conversations well enough. There was never a part that bored me. 
 Let's talk about the H&H: mild-spoilers warning 
 Olivia - man, she's a work of art. O, you stupid stupid pitiful fool. I love her so much it's not even funny. She's this ball of hurricane and I just want to hug her and protect her from the world (even though she's mostly the one who's causing the destruction. Haha) She's impulsive and hilarious and proud and so so driven. The more I get to know her, the more I realized how alike we are. I think if I were a fictional character I'd be her. I just can relate so much on her thoughts and decisions. Maybe that's why I like her. 
 Caleb - he's totally going on my 'Fictional-men-that-I-want-to-be-real-AND-mine' list. (so far, there's only like 4 guys there, despite reading hundreds and hundreds of books) He's a cliche, alright. But at the same time, not. Unlike 99% of guys in books he's actually very kind and seemed to really like his past-girlfriends before Liv. He was sweet to them. He didn't talk shit about them even after they're over. He even introduced some of them to his parents because he actually had gotten serious before. He liked women and respected them. He was just that kind of guy that you'd never forget. And despite his sickening perfection, he has his fair share of flaws too. Tbh, I hated him for what he had done to Olivia. 
 If I were going to sum up this book into one word it would pro'lly either be 'messy' or 'crazy' (mazy? lol) I love how the fact that the past and present are alternately told (sort of) it just gives this..edge to it you know. Kind of like teasing you for the next chapter of the 'Past' and then as you flip the page it's about the 'Present'. Aw. 
 Favorite Part? I have lots to mention. So I'd just pick the most unforgettable part for me: 
 The office scene. Yes, THAT scene. Dammit. Dammit. Dammit. I'm so into it, you know? I feel like I was there with them when it happened. Like I was on the edge of my seat by then, tears ready to spill out, heart thumping and desperately mumbling "no" over and over again for what was about to come when *boom* the chapter ended and the next was set in the 'Present'. THE FRICKFRACK I WASNT ABLE TO FOCUS ON THE NEXT CHAPTERS BECAUSE OF THAT CLIFFY. 
 And that ending. Man, that was bittersweet. I thought in the last chapter maybe they'd somehow find a way to work things out. To somehow make it possible for them to happen again. But *sigh*. 
 On the epilogue, I had to reread the last few paragraphs of it to fully get what happened. And I'm not sure how I felt about it. But I guess, I understand why the author did it that way. 
 I have a feeling that I would never forget about this book. Olivia and Caleb's story - along with the lessons in it- is just something that would stay with you. Something that even though may slip from your memory but would never ever truly leave you - it's just there somewhere in the corner at the deepest part of your heart..waiting; Waiting to be reminisce again.