ENDING

I’m glad to say Rob is becoming more of a man and realizing everything isn’t about him. He comes to realization with himself and people and the people of his past a.k.a his breakups and wrong doing relationships. After he saw Laura at the funeral he noticed that she mattered most to him and she was the women that belonged in his life. After they reconnected, he does ask Laura to marry him, i was shocked with the proposal, but even more shocked that she rejected him. Rob took the rejection not to harshly, he was actually at "peace" with himself, he didn't blame himself like all the other rejections he was just like "alright" its cool.... basically he didn't go sulk and listen to his top 5 different cds and feel sorry for himself like he normally would do. When thinking about the end of the book i thought Rob was either going to kill himself because he was so depressed or he was going to marry Laura and live happier ever after. I was WRONG with both guesses, basically the end was basically telling the reader the rob is at a point of "peace" in his life> As readers it kind of left us with: Rob has changed his life and his doings and going to change more for the good and try to live a normal life and just be able to live happy knowing he is who he is and he cant change that.