I'm having such a difficult time with this version of Grayson, compared to the other two stories we've had so far ...definitely a morally grey flag in kiss me liar, a total red flag psycho in catch me if you can, and now this?
Just the difference in perspective, it's absolutely easier to read their Father's story first then Grayson's or Nathaniel's. Given that Grayson is the main character of the whole Miller series. Don't worry you'll grow to understand Grayson's character more, the author always acknowledged and mentioned abt Grayson's actual character. Grayson actually js puts on a front that leads to ppl thinking he's an absolute jerk, well he is, especially with Case, but he definitely understands bounderies better than any of the other Millers. He doesn't particularly find anything interesting in his life, except finding his destined one.
I'm having such a difficult time with this version of Grayson, compared to the other two stories we've had so far ...definitely a morally grey flag in kiss me liar, a total red flag psycho in catch me if you can, and now this?
Just the difference in perspective, it's absolutely easier to read their Father's story first then Grayson's or Nathaniel's. Given that Grayson is the main character of the whole Miller series. Don't worry you'll grow to understand Grayson's character more, the author always acknowledged and mentioned abt Grayson's actual character. Grayson actually js puts on a front that leads to ppl thinking he's an absolute jerk, well he is, especially with Case, but he definitely understands bounderies better than any of the other Millers. He doesn't particularly find anything interesting in his life, except finding his destined one.