September 04, 2016 
 Such an awesome and fun read! Even thought I'm reading it for the second time, it still manages to capture my attention through the entire ride. It is just so fun to read. 
 So basically in this book, Sang got her scadual and is going to school. What I found really interesting is that even thought they are in a school that has over 2000 people, Sang still manages to have at least one of the guys in each of her classes (well, maybe except for one. But that still kinda counts). 
 Homeroom Room 135 
 Luke, North 
 AP English - Trailer 10 - Ms. Johnson 
 Kota, Gabriel, Luke 
 AP Geometry - Room 220 - Ms. Smith 
 Nathan, North 
 Violin - Music Room B - Mr. Blackbourne 
 None 
 AP World History - Trailer 32 - Mr. Morris 
 Victor, North 
 Lunch 
 AP Biology - Room 107B - Mr. Gerald 
 Silas 
 Japanese - Room 212 - Dr. Green 
 Victor 
 Gym - Gymnasium - Mrs. French 
 Gabriel, Nathan 
 Sang realized this too, and she is starting to wonder that maybe the academy changed her scadual specially so that she can have the same classes as the boys. 
 The boys are all still so sweet and charming in this book. They showed so much caring and concerns for Sang. Like when Marie came over to Kota's house to call Sang home, the boys send so much messages for her to ask if she was ok. I found that through all these messages that were sent, I really get to know more about the boys individual persenalities. Like Luck is the 'joker' of the group. 
 Gabriel : " Did she yell? Was it bad?" 
 North : " When are you coming back?" 
 Silas : " Do you need anything?" 
 Kota : " What happened?" 
 Luke : " Did you die? Are you grounded?" 
 Silas : " How long do you have to stay there for?" 
 Victor : " Can you sneak back out tonight?" 
 Nathan : " Why are you apologizing? Just tell us what happened." 
 North : " Goddamn it, call me." 
 I also get to know more about what it means to be belong with the boys, and exactly how much they care about each other, and willing to not just have fun together, but also suffer together. Like when Sang got a detention, the boys one by one all went and got one too. 
 "Yes Mr. Coleman?" Ms. Johnson asked. 
 "I'm sorry to interrupt," he said. "What would it take to get a detention?" he asked. 
 Ms. Johnson pushed a finger to her eyebrow. "Pardon?" 
 "Gabriel," Kota commanded in a whisper. 
 Gabriel ignored him. "What would someone have to do to get a detention in this class?" 
 Ms. Johnson still looked confused. "I suppose if someone started cussing in class, but..." 
 "Goddamn-shit-motherfucker," Gabriel spat out. He pressed his index finger to his chin and looked apologetic. "Oh wait, is it one detention for each one or can it just count as a group?" 
 "Anyone else want detention?" Ms. Johnson asked. 
 I think she meant the question to be theoretical as the classroom was laughing. I popped my head up. Kota raised his hand expectantly. I looked back to see Luke nearly standing out of his chair and raising his hand. 
 In fact, once the other boys heard about what others are doing, they all start trying their best to get a detention slip.... Despite Sang's protest. 
 "They're not the only ones," North said. He searched his pocket, pulling out a detention slip with his name scrawled on it. 
 My mouth popped open. "North!" 
 And eventually, Sang gave up telling them no. 
 In history, Victor answered a phone call in the middle of class to get detention. He even said thank you to Mr. Morris afterward. 
 North and Victor and I arrived at our spot in the courtyard for lunch. Silas was there, and he held up his own detention slip to me. 
 Personally, my favorite is how Nathan got his detention. It made me laugh so hard. 
 "Hey, boys," called one of the female coaches. "Keep your hands off of my girls or I'll give you detention." Gabriel smirked and let me go, a hand remained on my back until my knees stopped shaking. 
 "That's all it takes?" Nathan called out. He had the ball in his hands at that moment. He laughed, tossed the ball right at me. 
 Surprised, I took it back, not understanding what he meant. He raced across the court after me. I half cried out, trying to run and dribble at the same time. I couldn't get away from him. He hunched down, grabbed me by my thighs and hefted me up until I was sitting on his shoulder. He carried me that way until I was close enough to the basket and I could drop the ball inside easily to score. 
 "Hey!" The coach called. She pointed at Nathan. "That's it. I warned you. Detention. Put her down." 
 Nathan laughed, bending over and putting me down gently. He beamed. "I've got detention. I've got detention," he taunted at me, wiggling his fingers in the air. The silver brace on his right hand glinted under the gym lights. 
 Overall, I really really really enjoyed this book and have a lot of fun reading it. Highly recommend it to all to read. 
 "Don't like the sound of exercising?" Gabriel asked. 
 I swallowed, trying to find a good distraction so he wouldn't notice. "I hate running." 
 He laughed. "You know what's the best part about running?" 
 "What?" 
 "The stopping." 
 I laughed with him. "Yes. I agree." 
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 Things are getting exciting. Especially after that last chapter. Can't wait to read the next book!