The Wall of Winnipeg and Me

WARNING~ you will cringe while reading. The nickname “big guy” is used repeatedly. I couldn’t continue reading due to a sick feeling in my stomach and physically cringing. Aiden is the WORST as in his character development does not make sense. He isn’t charming in the least bit so it is hard to sympathize with his character. He goes from not talking to Vanessa for 2 years to all of the sudden wanting to “open up” with her, AKA having small talks that are shallower than the smallest kiddie pool you can think of. Vanessa’s character seems to be apologetic to Aiden a majority of the time and gives off the “I’m quirky and different” girl mentality. “She’s not like other girls, she where’s a MINION COSTUME on Halloween instead of dressing sexy like other women.” Wooowwww she’s so different and cool!!🫠🙃🙄 Their relationship is not a match in my opinion and it is hard to like either character. Aiden doesn’t talk much and just orders Vanessa around and not in a hot or sexy way while Vanessa just complains about the past, present, and future. There isn’t anything exiting about her because all she talks about is the abuse she suffered which I understand is awful to go through but the author made it her personality. Moreover, their relationship developed so fast in the span of a couple or more months when they had already spent two years together already. It doesn’t make sense for no relationship to have developed within those two years or him to not open up at all. In conclusion, I could not finish the book and would advice you to skip if you are sensitive to cringe.