I think it's very obvious But I will state it again that's having a child without telling the other person AKA the father And keeping that child away from the father especially if the father is not a danger to that child and you do not think he would be, is kidnapping. I will repeat this again it is kidnapping. It is not anything else... what you think it is... let's define it very clearly. If you were to take a child away from her parents what is that called? Kidnapping. So when you have a child and you don't tell the father that is what? Kidnapping.

And you know what that's where I find it a little bit irrational but she actually does acknowledge it at some point. It's kind of ridiculous because the Male lead does say like oh it's my responsibility and it's my fault for not being there for you. But hello like she did not even tell you LOL and he's all like what if I just called you back after that night although we know nothing about that night until way later on in the novel like pretty much near the end. And then you learned that they were both pretty conscious like they were fully like they had met each other sober in that room and then decided to drink and then decided to have s*x together that was like totally consensual there was nothing to forget. So the fact that he didn't call her back after I mean he probably didn't think he needed to I mean first of all like he probably used the cond*m. Anyways that's what they said. So yeah but still like the fact that he said that and said that he felt responsible it's like no that was not your fault girl. The mom AKA the main character should have told you.

And I think at some point she is like owning up to that I don't know if she explicitly said it but I got the vibe from some of her words that it was like no it's my fault for like keeping her away or something but I don't think she said those exact words to be honest but I got the sense that she did understand her part in this. And there are times where you're like she's a bit irrational but you kind of kind of understand it. Like she doesn't fully understand how love works and the first time she's even understanding love is through her child and she doesn't have a very United family it's very broken so she has a lot of fears. So it makes her beginning part of this novel very irrational especially how like she approached him and then is regretting approaching him and then like has this whole dramatic debacle about crying in front of him. Even though she got everything and more and it's kind of crazy because he accepted everything by just gut feeling alone. But you know this is why it's a fluffy novel it's totally fine. But what honestly was the problem with this novel is not the logic inconsistencies as much as like the level of enjoyment and honestly the level of execution. I think you can still have plot holes that make sense for what you can consider a fluffy novel so you're like yeah of course they won't be completely logical cuz it's you know like the entertainment and CEO romance line like what do you expect right? but what takes it further for me as a masterpiece is really when you add really unique moments and really unique characters and like scenes that I've never seen before or has never been presented in a certain way before and even though you know some things may not be completely logically sound as long as it's morally okay it's fine. (That wasn't really done here but that's okay) And to be honestI do sense that she is maybe an unreliable narrator in a way just because she's irrational due to her emotions and due to her history so you do understand... like the author makes you understand why she acts the way she does. Like they do say it. I mean is it expertly done? No but it's okay. At least it was done and we didn't have to guess it. So for me I think this is a solid decent book and yeah don't invest too much time on in it and don't lose sleep over it like I did. I don't know why I didn't sleep when I was reading this. Lol