Comments of chapter undefined of My Once Handsome Husband

It’s so difficult to keep remebering that she is young and scared and will hopefully grow more mature but dddaaaaang I just wanna glare at Delaney right now.

What a bItch 🙄

Delany is young and scared At eighteen most young adults would not be able to handle the situation

Delaney

i hate Delaney...i hope Vincent finds another woman of substance and character ...i hope Vincent heals and learns to see his worth is more than his appearance...

Delaney seems selfish and self absorbed.

I am already a big fan of this book, but even more so of this author! I am fully emotionally invested in this story. Great job miss Erin McLain, you are now one of my favorite new authors!

Run away and prostitute yourself to any man who walks your path for all I care, good riddance. 18 years old and this selfish and shallow. It disgusts me. Maybe she should get disfigured so she can start to know how it would feel. For Vincent, you have my love and support ❤️

all this drama make a child mature early but how she is still living a sheltered life? or she wants live in a delusion.🤔

Delaney, take your moment to cry. You are still looking at the surface. Look at his heart. Cora is right that he will heal. However, if you leave him, it may break him...

This is so painful to read. We expected this because the synopsis told us what was going to happen. The words “handsome face” described Vincent practically every other sentence. This was govong me flashbacks to when I was in physical rehab with people whose loves changed drastically in a split-second. People we in pain, they were angry and in mourning. They’d had strokes, brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, limbs amputated, etc.

I’ll be honest, I kind of get her point of view. It’ true that she’s being incredibly selfish, but at 18 how many of us were saints? Coupled with the trauma of how she lost her parents, I’d even venture to say she deserves to be selfish at that time. The circumstances are horrible and sad for everyone involved, but she still deserves to make choices for herself, even if that does mean leaving him. She isn’t portrayed as a selfless saint, and I appreciate that from the author. Also, put in her exact same shoes, I can’t say I wouldn’t be thinking the same. Shame, anger and low self esteem change people drastically; he could become a wife beater, etc. It looks like a shallow need for him to be attractive, but I think there’s some nuance there. Great job author!