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Happy Place by Emily Henry is a romantic comedy about two former lovers who pretend to still be together during a group vacation, forcing them to confront their past and feelings for each other.-
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Chapter 11: Rhysand
The chapter opens with Rhysand arriving at Tamlin's dilapidated Spring Court estate, noting the stark contrast to its former glory. The once-vibrant manor is now a desolate ruin, with withered roses, dry fountains, and claw-marked doors hinting at Tamlin's unchecked rage. Rhysand reflects on Tamlin's temper and the possibility of provoking him further, though he maintains a casual demeanor as he knocks on the door. When Tamlin answers, his haggard appearance and lifeless eyes reveal a male broken by loss…-
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Chapter 12: Feyre
The chapter opens with Cassian arriving at the townhouse, bringing pine boughs for Solstice decorations. Feyre teases him about his lack of manners, and their playful banter sets a lighthearted tone. Cassian’s infectious energy and Feyre’s sarcastic retorts highlight their close friendship. The scene transitions into a cozy, festive atmosphere as they share wine and attempt to decorate, though their drunken efforts result in a haphazard display. Azriel arrives to find the decorations in disarray and…-
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Chapter 13: Feyre
Feyre enters the Wolf’s Den tavern to confront her sister Nesta, who is seated with three wealthy High Fae males. The chapter opens with Feyre reflecting on Nesta’s solitary habits and her tendency to bring companions home, though she avoids asking for details. Nesta’s physical appearance is striking—her sharp features and regal bearing contrast with the dingy tavern, earning her the mental moniker "a queen without a throne." Despite the lively atmosphere, Nesta’s cold demeanor and the lingering…-
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Chapter 14: Rhysand
The chapter opens with Rhysand reflecting on the slow reconstruction of Velaris, particularly along the Sidra River, where Hybern's forces caused the most destruction. The once-grand estates now lie in ruins, their gardens overgrown and boathouses partially submerged. Rhysand recalls his childhood memories of these homes, filled with parties and summer boat races, and laments their unexpected demise. The families who once lived there have no immediate plans to return, with some considering selling their…-
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Chapter 15: Feyre
Feyre struggles to find a meaningful Solstice gift for Rhysand, feeling conflicted about indulging in shopping while others in the city have so little. Her sister Elain joins her for a walk through Velaris, offering a distraction from Feyre’s earlier tension with Nesta. The festive atmosphere of the city contrasts with Feyre’s guilt over excess, as she admires the decorated streets and bustling vendors. Elain’s presence provides comfort, though both sisters seem to be seeking an escape from the…-
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Chapter 16: Rhysand
The chapter opens with Cassian and Azriel settling into a small bedroom in Rhysand's townhouse for the Solstice celebrations. Cassian humorously defends bringing weapons as gifts, contrasting them with the jewelry females might bring, sparking playful banter among the brothers. The cramped accommodations highlight their lower priority in the household hierarchy, with Mor and Elain occupying better rooms. The conversation shifts to Lucien's potential arrival, with Cassian teasingly suggesting a wager, which…-
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Chapter 17: Feyre
The chapter opens with Feyre waking up on Solstice morning, her birthday, to the bright sunlight reflecting off the snow. She is groggy from the previous night's celebrations, but her discomfort is quickly overshadowed by the discovery of a beautifully wrapped gift beside her. Rhys, her mate, watches her with amusement, having placed the present there as a birthday surprise. Their playful banter sets a warm and intimate tone, highlighting their deep connection and Rhys's thoughtfulness. Feyre unwraps the…-
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Chapter 18: Feyre
In Chapter 18 of *A Court of Frost and Starlight*, Feyre engages in a tense yet civil conversation with Lucien during the Solstice festivities. The chapter opens with Lucien visiting Feyre and Elain, bringing gifts as part of the tradition. The atmosphere is awkward, particularly due to Elain’s silent and distant demeanor. Lucien’s presence seems to unsettle her, and Feyre attempts to mediate the interaction, offering Lucien a place to stay for the night, which he declines. The dialogue hints at…-
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Chapter 19: Feyre
The chapter opens with Feyre and Mor relaxing in a cabin after Azriel, Rhys, and Cassian return from a snowy outdoor competition, victorious and exuberant. The men retreat to a cedar-lined steam shed, a traditional Illyrian practice called the "birchin," which Mor explains with amused disdain. Feyre and Rhys engage in playful mental banter, with Rhys teasing her about joining them and Feyre coyly deflecting. Their flirtation escalates as Feyre sends him a provocative memory, leading to Rhys being abruptly…-
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