...and I don't want the world to know about it. Is this wrong to fall in love with a book? I want to do a screenplay for this book. I think this can't even turn into a movie, but I think this is where the charm is: unscriptable.
Can't tell you the title. I'm so selfish.
So is reading my post cheating on the book?
If you don't want anyone to know, don't post it on an internet forum. That's rule number 3.
@avery: I think we're supposed to beg and plead to know what book this is. I would do it but I don't give a shit.
I would, but then she might tell me. I like Jen and if she has fallen in love with New Moon I might think less of her.
We're all in agreement.
I'm just going to guess it is 50 Shades of Grey and leave it at that.
This thread was the biggest waste of thirty seconds of my life.
Isn't it nice when we can all get along, though?
You know it is Bek. I was sort of hoping we'd find something to agree on besides the W.B.C. being insane.
Have you consummated your love? Pics or it didn't happen (internet rule #24).
It's wonderful when that happens, as long as you aren't simultaneously embarrassed by what you fell in love with. Bringing Out the Dead is that book for me. And film. I love them both.
@Bryan - Do you mean Rule #34?
I'm not sure, but I think #34 states if it exists there is porn of it. No exceptions. I'm going of 4chan's rules of the internet.
I was calling rule #34 in anticipation of the pictures appearing. At which point both rules #24 and #34 would be fulfilled - and probably a number of LitReactor rules broken.