Whoa Sheridan Monologue

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Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! WTF. I have read the ending to many times to count and I am still in shock and confused.

Mia Sheridan just shattered the box we have all put her in, She was our reliable girl, for good innocent love stories that wormed there ways into our hearts and stayed there. Stories we loved to read over and over, and listen to on audio when we need that warm and fuzzy love feeling.

To be honest I initially felt betrayed by Mia when I finished Midnight Lilly, I lost that love'n feeling. After a few days to digest and think about Lilly and her Boy Scout I almost sit back and laugh and feel disappointed in myself. Just because I don't understand something doesn't mean it's not beautiful. I can appreciate that two, broken lost

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