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I love this one (but then again, I love all of Fraylim's work.) Not every piece Fraylim's done corresponds directly to a written scene--though it's very easy to imagine this particular bridal outfit in Cindy's near future. Ivory basque, stockings, pink nails and smoky eyes: is this her husband's fantasy, or David's own?

With chapter thirteen coming out later this week, Book 5 is nearly done. Then it's just a matter of revisiting the end of Book 6, before moving on to the finale. Those wedding bells promised in the original prelude nearly twenty years ago (!) aren't so far off anymore.

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Allan Kim

Considering the prologue in Book 1, I think the dress is for the wedding with Tom. Perhaps it would be better not to reveal the name of the person Cindy is killing in the prologue. Because of that, we already know that she will eventually marry Tom, no matter what happens in the future. (Though I still can’t imagine what could possibly lead her to make that decision.) By the way, the ending of the grand saga is close, as I guess. It gives me some mixed feeling.

Jade Diaz

Since we never get Tom’s POV or his interiority we have to infer that he has his own reasons for marrying Cindy and it can’t just be because she is a very beautiful young woman. Like Tom’s slept with plenty of desirable young women but he decides to marry Cindy? Feel like there has to be more to that story than just some kind of lust.

coredumperror

There are not enough heart-eyes emojis in the world to expression my reaction to this pic.