One of the biggest “mysteries” of the book is deciphering what Joshua’s planner scribbles actually represent. Ugh, why is he such a perfect book boyfriend? Oh yea, he’s flipping fictional, girl. Gah, it’s just a taste of the spiciness that a good romance should feature. Gah, I swear every mother-fudging time that Joshua calls her “Shortcake” or insinuates “you’d know when I’m flirting with you,” lord I swear I melt.

Several times over the duration of the movie, please. Oh, I just want to see the robin’s egg blue one especially (more on that below). It infuriates librarian-chic Lucy that he wears the shirts in the same order week after week. He has a rotating staple of the same nine dress shirts in various colors. One thing about Joshua is that he’s very practical and efficient in all aspects of his life. OK, her computer password is literally some version of “IHATEJOSHUA4EVA,” and I sincerely hope we’ll get to see Lucy Hale typing that into her desktop in the B&G office set. It’s the banter that truly pulls you into this relationship. We see how she hates him, how they mimic each other, and how they threaten to call HR on one another. Their Office Gamesįrom the beginning, we see how Lucy and Joshua torment each other while working at their respective desks. **Note, this post does have s poilers from The Hating Game.** 1. A post shared by The Hating Game Movie me as I recap the best buzzworthy moments from Thorne’s debut romance novel, in chronological order, that I just *need* see on the big screen.

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