This would be the first time that I would ever dnf a book at 74%, normally I like to dnf pretty early in the book if I see that I am losing interest in knowing about either the characters or how the story ends, to avoid wasting my time. But for some reason, I decided to power through the first few chapters despite not liking the main female character. My god was she so insufferable. I was drawn into this book because I am a Nigerian who also immigrated to Canada and was excited to read about how an interracial couple especially one with a Nigerian female lead, can blend in their cultures together to have a lovely relationship but unfortunately, this book disappointed me.

Azere
First off, this girl was beyond annoying, spineless to her mother's every wish/command and in my opinion she was such an awful friend to Christine. She never speaks her mind when something is bothering her especially to Rafael and for some stupid reason, she is always taking out her anger towards Christine and apologizing later, which ****** me off so bad. Plus she is so indecisive, my goodness. It ****** me off so bad because I am always in search of a good romantic story with a strong nigerian female but most of them (not all) always make the female lead go through struggles (I am looking at you "his only wife") or make her insufferable.

Rafael
Sir, I liked you at the beginning but you also don't have common sense. You are about to have a baby with your girlfriend but your stupid brain didn't tell you that, "Oh let me open up about my past to my now partner to avoid any misunderstanding" but nooooo, ofcourse the storyline just had to have a stupid misunderstanding trope in there, like please authors not every romance book needs a conflict or misunderstanding, there is nothing wrong with happiness throughout the book.

In conclusion, these two idiots who are in an interracial relationship where both cultures play a major role in their lives don't know how to incorporate them together to have a successful relationship.

I am sure in the end they worked things out but whatever.

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