DNF @ 30% 
 If you haven't read Me Before You, stay away from this review or your reading moment will be ruined. 
 I hate DNF-ing books especially this one. I love Lou Clark and I really want to see happiness in her life after what happened to... Will Traynor (if you know what I mean). Many of us are curious on what happens next on Lou Clark's life and I got to admit I'm one of them. Am I emotionally ready? HELL NO. (view spoiler)[Things were not the same without Will Traynor in the picture. It fucking hurts okay but there comes a time we lose someone. It's inevitable. (hide spoiler)] For me, this is a perfect example of a book that doesn't need a sequel. Me Before You is a perfect standalone. Let's be honest (view spoiler)[nothing beats Lou Clark and Will Traynor's relationship. (hide spoiler)] and I want to let things be like that. 
 Do I hate After You? Not really. Jojo Moyes pulled off a twist that indeed surprised me. (view spoiler)[Will Traynor has a daughter named Lily and he didn't know about it. YEP and she's a bit rebellious. (hide spoiler)] This book is more about moving on and Lou has a new love interest (which I don't really care about). na-da. na-da. I have no regrets on DNF-ing this and SAVE YOUR TISSUES because I just don't think it's a tearjerker. 
 I'm just disappointed.