After rereading, the ending was pretty unsatisfying ngl. I feel like they accepted the body swapping too easily. Not even gonna question why and how it happened in the first place. I guess we are assuming that the real Haley died, but no one really comments on it.
Side note, the way Noah pulls Mason away when he is about to win the award rubbed me the wrong way. I think it'd be a lot more manipulative if Mason actually cared about winning. But taking away your partner's moment of celebration is textbook narcissism...
After rereading, the ending was pretty unsatisfying ngl. I feel like they accepted the body swapping too easily. Not even gonna question why and how it happened in the first place. I guess we are assuming that the real Haley died, but no one really comments on it.
Side note, the way Noah pulls Mason away when he is about to win the award rubbed me the wrong way. I think it'd be a lot more manipulative if Mason actually cared about winning. But taking away your partner's moment of celebration is textbook narcissism...