This is so unfair. The second I read the last line, I was expecting my tears to fall down. But they didn't. Rather I felt pissed about the whole thing. But then I watched the trailer for the upcoming movie and I wept like a freaking baby. 
 I heard about this novel when I found out that it was going to be movie with Emilia and Sam (bae), I've seen other booktubers read it and how they reacted to it. Eventually I knew that it was going to have that ending that I obviously didn't want to happen. Okay, so onto the book, I don't want to say that it's a predictable story, I feel like the writer took things on a deeper end. I understood both points from the characters, (Will and Clark) and I really wished things were different. (view spoiler)[ Honestly, a part of me wanted a miracle for Will to just magically walk one morning so that he and Clark can have an adventure of a life time. For them to be happy and have babies and just LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER DAMN IT. (hide spoiler)] Sigh. Anyways, both of them and as well as the other characters in the book have a balanced story arc, I feel like, the development all throughout made the story even more intense. 
 I don't know how I'll survive in the cinema house when I watch it, I'm already making sure I'm brining tissues because God knows how shit will go down with me. 
 PS 
 I freaking love the cast! While I was reading it, I couldn't have thought of a better actor/actress to portray Will & Clark. 
 PPS 
 I'm feeling very British right now. Don't stop me.