I am stressed out. The pressure is real. The absurd expenses
caused me guilt. Its not that I am being ungrateful, its just a wild thought.
Am I making the right choice? Of course I am. I just wondering what IF I am
not. Life is full of tricks on its sleeves, all I can do is hoping I manage it
well. I am putting my life at stake for this, I don’t have any back up plan. So if
any of these are fraud then I am screwed. Why am I thinking like that, I guess
at times like these the pessimistic side of me is taking control. Filling my heart with a pang of guilt and whispering it won't work out. But it will, I am sure it will. I don’t know
how it will turn out but everything gonna be worth it. Fingercrossed.
Anyway… Let's stop talking about how boring my life is and
talk about the fun stuffs. Things that keep my mind off the university
orientation. Funny and lovely stuffs like Sophie Kinsella’s books. I’ve only
read 2 of them, but both of them are really funny and got everything that I want in a novel.
- I’ve Got Your Number
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I got this book at the airport. That time I
don’t know who Sophie Kinsella is. All I want is a romantic and funny novel,
and this novel’s summary gave all that I wanted in a novel. An accident. One
that happened out of the quirkiness or clumsiness of the main character. Here we
got Poppy Wyatt. An extraordinary girl who works as an physiotherapist. She is
on top of the world after her boyfriend propose her with a precious family ring.
Until she lost it in a hotel. She got crazy wild when she found out that the
ring is nowhere to be found. At the most urgent moment in her life, someone
stole her phone. Poppy needs a phone! What if someone calls her that the ring
is found and she wouldn’t know. At the most erratic moment she found a phone in
the trash bin. Finders keepers right? But unfortunately it belongs to Sam
Roxton. A cold and serious bussinessman. Well, it used to belong to his
Personal Assistant. Both of them needs the phone and Sophie got entangled in
Sam’s life and so does Sam. Sophie had
to forward all Sam’s emails and she can’t help her self to look at every single
email. She started to picture Sam’s life and his relationship with his
coworkers, family, and fiancee. If Poppy may say, a lunatic fiancee. Poppy
always wondering why Sam is engaged with that woman. But that is none of her bussiness.
But Poppy could make some little changes in Sam’s life. Sam’s always been too
strict with all the invitations he got in his emails. Maybe Poppy could say yes
to the Guatemala’s trips on behalf of the Sam’s name. Or saying birthday to
Lindsey, his coworker. Or saying that everyone at work should come up with some
ideas to brighten the company…. Before Poppy can realize it she has been
sending A LOT of emails under Sam’s name. She thought she did good… She meant
to do him a favor… But not everyone taking it well. Especially Sam. Poppy felt
super guilty and Sam demanded his phone back. Few days passed, Poppy went to his
company to return his phone. It seems that her little initiatives turned out to
not be so bad. Not everything turned out well, but it does gave Sam some advantages.
Poppy got a perfect fiance and a perfect
life. But after she met Sam, she feels… incomplete. She points out Sam flaws,
but so does Sam. Sam said that Poppy always felt inferior with the Tavishes
(her fiance’s family). She doesn’t! Doesn’t she?
Once again Poppy entangled in Sam’s life.
Sir Nicholas Murray, a CEO and a person that Sam’s admire, got caught up in a corruption scandal. Which wasn’t true. Somehow it’s up to Poppy to save Sir
Nicholas. Poppy only have few days behind before her marriage. Why she said yes
to this?
Together, Poppy and Sam searching for
evidence. While everyone at company lost hope and believing Sir Nicholas’s
scandal. When the statement is out Poppy met Sam in discreet. Out in the woods.
They were texting, being honest one another. Poppy felt a warm feeling in her
heart, which is wrong, but again she is
afraid to let this moment go. That is when Sam’s arms wrapped her body. They
stayed there for 5, no 10 minutes then pretend that nothing happened.
Poppy had a perfect fiance, she has the
perfect life waits for her after the marriage. But all of that crumbles when
she found out that Magnus (her fiance) is cheating with his wedding planner,
Lucinda. She is hurt and call off her wedding. She said that to Sam, but he
only said sorry. She emailed him with a friendly tone, but he sent back a cold
brushed off email. One that says nice words but it was sent to all of people we
don’t want to talk with. That’s why she said yes when Magnus beg her to keep
marrying him.
Poppy is at the church and about to say her
vow. Magnus looked like he was going to end his life, he is definitely only
want to get through with it. The priest started by saying “Wilt thou..” but
Magnus answered by saying “I do”. Poppy lost her temper because Magnus not
taking this seriously ( he obviously only watch many stupid American wedding in
movies) and she realized that it is not meant to be. When she about to leave
the church a woman stopped her. Saying that she have been emailed by some guy
to stop this wedding. So does the other guests. EVERYONE in the church got the
email.
“Stop.
Stop her. Hold it off. Delay it. She’s doing the wrong thing…”
“Lover?
I don’t know. I don’t know if she loves me… I don’t know if I love her.”
“All
I can say she’s the one I think about.”
“All
the time. She’s the voice I want to hear. She’s the face I hope to see.”
There he is. Sam Roxton. Standing in front
of the church asking Poppy for a coffee. Poppy said yes, and she is ready to begin a lovely and honest relationship.
What I love is, Sam Roxton is not a perfect
guy. He is oblivious and cold. But then so does Poppy. She is really careless
and I think she needs to get hit just once. Sophie Kinsella put this two
opposite characters into one story, and they complete each other. Poppy may
have the perfect man beside her. But perfect for other may not perfect for her.
Poppy weird endeavour gave colour in Sam’s life. They are perfect for each
other eventhough they don’t seem like it. Eventhough they were put into the
stickiest situation ever. Sophie Kinsella manage to give a beautiful twist with
a strong comedy in it. A perfect read for you who looking for a relaxed mind in
a holiday.
The next book I read is Can You Keep A Secret? But I’ll recap it
tomorrow. Ciao!



