RedMoonFlower

u/RedMoonFlower


r/whatsthatbook•

Fiction.

The blond guy is envious of his brother (Dev...? Not sure anymore what his name was) and is not really in love with the woman who is promised to Dev.

Unfortunately she falls in love with the envious brother and pretty much ignores the man she is about to marry. People try to warn her, but she doesn't care.

One day the blond one runs away, I think he had betrayed his brother (or something similar), the brothers even fight on a shore, Dev wins, spares his brother, who then runs or sails away.

So afterwards she and Dev finally have a chance to become a couple and soon after they marry.

What genre is it? ••• Historical romance novel.

Physically describe the book -- Hardcover/paper

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r/AmItheAsshole•

Hello there,

When my bf pours water in my cup, he usually leaves at least ca. 2cm free space at the top.

I've told him numerous times, I like my glass almost full (e.g. for better imagination: max. 12mm of free space). It is my cup, my preference and the water he is about to pour is for me - not him.

However, he thinks this is not how it should be and be done, and because I don't like the amount of water he intends to pour, he now refuses to fill my glass anymore.

AITA here for insisting and expecting my bf to pour me the amount of water or tea I'd really like to have?

Greetings

PS: I have no trouble filling our both glasses or just mine. But I don't want to do it every single time (si

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