Wednesday, 23 January 2013

Love Story Post 4


Erin and Hunter had shared a wonderful evening, confessing their love for each other, and Erin finally though she had Hunter all figured out, that Hunter had changed. She though he truly loved her and that they could finally have the happy story and ending that she always wrote about in her stories, that now it would actually be her life not just the fairytale she wished she had in her stories. She couldn't hold her happiness and excited about their love so Erin sneaks into Hunters bedroom in the morning to continue what they were going to do last night but is left heartbroken at a shocking discovery when she over hears Hunter talking to her grandmother...

"All that mattered was that both of them had betrayed me even more deeply and bluntly then I had imagined, and that the love I'd thought had grown between hunter and me was the worst kind of lie." (214)

Everything that Erin though was a coincidental second chance for her to have her love story ended up being a lie, it was all planned from the moment she left her grandmothers farm. Erin in now heartbroken at the discovery she made and thinks Hunter was just playing and toying with her this entire time just to get her back home. This will change Erin's view of Hunter in a drastic way, will she go on and pretend she didn't hear that and act as if she knows nothing or will she confront Hunter about it? I want to know what is really going on between Hunter and Erin's grandmother, maybe Erin only heard a bit but maybe that's not the full story.

Erin and her grandmother never got along very well because Erin didn't want to stay home and be apart of the family business she wanted to be a writer. But things seemed to have been going well as she returns home for a bit but what will happen of Erin and her grandmothers relationship now that she knows her grandmother is behind it all?

How many times have you thought you knew someone but then they surprise you by doing something totally unexpected then you start to doubt everything you ever knew about them. What are we supposed to do when that happens? Do we just ignore it and go on as if we never knew but secretly have it bother us, for it to always be in the back of our minds because we never deal with it? Or do we risk losing the person and risk not liking what we find out if we confront the person and talk about it?

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