SOMEONE SPOILED THIS BOOK😭
***SPOILER ALERT*** ??
I have had this book on my TBR list for almost 2 years and I finally got it so I can read it.
I’m at work and one of the clients that I am checking out goes “oh you’re reading that book?” (It’s sitting on the desk) and I’m like yea I just started it
She goes “it’s based off of a true story where the mother kills the daughter” BITCH WHAT?!?! I am literally on page 78 tf are you talking about. I was like “oh…”
I am still reading in hopes that she didn’t spoil it but I have a feeling that she did.
Sorry if this spoiled it for you.. I put a warning…
But PLEASE someone tell me it’s not true!! Just give me a sign please🥺
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