How To End A Love Story

By Yulin Kuang

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A contemporary enemies-to-lovers romance. 

Fairly straight forward. 

Except not, entirely. 

Unless you suffer from the affliction of experience, it’s fairly easy to read past the character development of Helen, the female lead. 

She’s a sister, whose life was forever altered by the tragic suicide of her younger sister. 

She’s a daughter, struggling with perfectionism and the constant feeling of disappointing her parents. 

She’s an adult woman, fighting feelings for the boy (now man) who was the driver of the car her sister jumped in front of, all those years ago. 

Their forced proximity on a work collaboration brings out the feelings, the healing and the (mild) spice. 

Wrapped up with a very saw-it-coming Happily Ever After.