Two Wrongs Make a Right
Chapters (47)
- Cover
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- Author's Note
- · PLAYLIST ·
- · ONE ·
- · TWO ·
- · THREE ·
- · FOUR ·
- · FIVE ·
- · SIX ·
- · SEVEN ·
- · EIGHT ·
- · NINE ·
- · TEN ·
- · ELEVEN ·
- · TWELVE ·
- · THIRTEEN ·
- · FOURTEEN ·
- · FIFTEEN ·
- · SIXTEEN ·
- · SEVENTEEN ·
- · EIGHTEEN ·
- · NINETEEN ·
- · TWENTY ·
- · TWENTY-ONE ·
- · TWENTY-TWO ·
- · TWENTY-THREE ·
- · TWENTY-FOUR ·
- · TWENTY-FIVE ·
- · TWENTY-SIX ·
- · TWENTY-SEVEN ·
- · TWENTY-EIGHT ·
- · TWENTY-NINE ·
- · THIRTY ·
- · THIRTY-ONE ·
- · THIRTY-TWO ·
- · THIRTY-THREE ·
- · THIRTY-FOUR ·
- · THIRTY-FIVE ·
- · THIRTY-SIX ·
- · THIRTY-SEVEN ·
- · ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ·
- · DISCUSSION QUESTIONS ·
- Kate
- About the Author
- What’s next onyour reading list?
Cover
Dedication
For the strength inside me that I found when I had to.
And indomitable hope.
Epigraph
For which of my bad parts
didst thou first fall in love with me?
— WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, Much Ado About Nothing
Author's Note
Dear Reader,
This story features characters with human realities who I believe deserve to be seen more prominently in romance through positive, authentic representation. As a neurodivergent person with (frequently) invisible chronic conditions, I am passionate about writing feel-good romances affirming my belief that every one of us is worthy and capable of happily ever after, if that’s what our hearts desire.
Specifically, this story explores the realities of being neurodivergent—being autistic, having anxiety—and navigating the vulnerable gift of life and relationships. No two people’s experience of any condition or diagnosis will be the same, but through my own lived experience as well as the insight of authenticity readers, I have striven to create characters who honor the nuances of their identities. Please be aware that this story also touches on the topic of recognizing and healing from a toxic relationship.
If any of these are sensitive topics for you, I hope you feel comforted in knowing that only healthy, loving relationships—with oneself and others—are championed in this narrative.
XO,
Chloe
· PLAYLIST ·
Chapter 1: “Modern Girls & Old Fashion Men,” The Strokes and Regina Spektor
Chapter 2: “Cold Cold Cold,” Cage The Elephant
Chapter 3: “Prom Dress,” mxmtoon
Chapter 4: “Dream a Little Dream of Me,” Handsome and Gretyl
Chapter 5: “Honest,” Tessa Violet
Chapter 6: “Nantes,” Beirut
Chapter 7: “AGT,” Mountain Man
Chapter 8: “Hello My Old Heart,” The Oh Hellos
Chapter 9: “I Don’t Wanna Be Funny Anymore,” Lucy Dacus
Chapter 10: “Ain’t No Rest for the Wicked,” Cage The Elephant
Chapter 11: “Coffee Baby,” Nataly Dawn
Chapter 12: “Roma Fade,” Andrew Bird
Chapter 13: “Us,” Regina Spektor
Chapter 14: “Move,” Saint Motel
Chapter 15: “Yes Yes I Can,” Rayelle
Chapter 16: “Lost Day,” Other Lives
Chapter 17: “Feel Something Good,” Biltmore
Chapter 18: “Constellations,” The Oh Hellos
Chapter 19: “La Vie En Rose,” Emily Watts
Chapter 20: “A Question,” Bombadil
Chapter 21: “Slack Jaw,” Sylvan Esso
Chapter 22: “Talk,” Hozier
Chapter 23: “Your Song,” Ellie Goulding
Chapter 24: “Fine Line,” Harry Styles
Chapter 25: “Subway Song,” Julianna Zachariou
Chapter 26: “No Plan,” Hozier
Chapter 27: “Said and Done,” Meiko
Chapter 28: “Kiss Me,” Vitamin String Quartet
Chapter 29: “Let the Light In,” MisterWives
Chapter 30: “Human,” dodie and Tom Walker
Chapter 31: “Crane Your Neck,” Lady Lamb
Chapter 32: “Power over Me” (Acoustic), Dermot Kennedy
Chapter 33: “Halo,” Lotte Kestner
Chapter 34: “Sweet Creature,” Harry Styles
Chapter 35: “Honeybee,” The Head and the Heart
Chapter 36: “Left Handed Kisses,” Andrew Bird
Chapter 37: “Love You So Bad,” Ezra Furman
· ONE ·
Bea
A word to the wise: don’t have your fortune read unless you’re prepared to be deeply disturbed.
Wrong is right and right is wrong.
I foresee war—merry or misery, brief or long?
A mountain looms built on deception.
Surmount it and then learn your lesson.
See what I mean? Disturbing.