Conflict

There are two conflicts in this book. One is Julianna likes Bryce, but he doesn’t like her, and isn’t very nice to her. From the moment they supposedly held hands Juli has liked Bryce. She has been following him around and smelling his hair. He tries to stay away from her but she just keeps following him. She gets really mad at him and starts to see the kind of person he is when she finds out about her eggs being thrown away. After this she starts to see that he is mean and he talks about her behind her back. During the eighth grade Juli stops liking Bryce because he does some mean stuff and she just stops liking him. Also, during the eighth grade Bryce starts to like Juli because he saw a picture of Juli and couldn’t stop thinking about her so he started to like her. Then when they were eating with their basket boys or the people that bought them Bryce tried to kiss Juli in front of everything and everyone. This confuses Juli and she starts to hide from Bryce when he wants to talk to her and apologize and tell her he likes her. He also wanted to tell her that he is sorry about throwing away her eggs and making fun of her uncle.
The other conflict in this book is Bryce wants Juli to leave him alone, but she won’t. She just keeps bugging him and following him everywhere. He didn’t like it so he asked out Shelly Stalls. When that didn’t work and Juli got rid of her Bryce decided to be nice to her and see if she would go away. When that happened she started to follow him around more. Then he made her mad when she found out about the eggs and he felt bad about throwing the eggs away, but he was also happy that she was leaving him alone. He also made her mad by telling her her house was a mess. He felt bad and tried to apologize to her, but she was ignoring him, so he couldn’t apologize to her. He then saw a picture of her in the newspaper and started to like her. Then the conflict is that Bryce likes Juli but she doesn’t like Bryce anymore. That is how the story ends.