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Before You Read
Before You Read
Summary
Part 1, Chapters 1-6
Part 1, Chapters 7-12
Part 1, Chapters 13-19
Part 1, Chapters 20-24
Part 1, Chapters 25-30
Part 2, Chapters 31-37
Part 2, Chapters 38-44
Part 2, Chapters 45-50
Part 2, Chapters 51-56
Part 3, Chapters 57-61
Part 3, Chapters 62-67
Part 3, Chapters 68-72
Part 4, Chapters 73-78
Part 4, Chapters 79-84
Part 4, Chapters 85-90
Character Analysis
Themes
Symbols & Motifs
Important Quotes
Essay Topics
In the present day, Enchanted starts to come to her senses in Korey’s apartment as the police knock on the door. She looks at Korey’s “slumped-over body. His eyes are closed. Maybe for good. I hope for good” (127). She wonders what she has done.
Back in the recording studio, Korey and Enchanted start planning for the tour. Enchanted marvels at how “Korey’s words are always so sweet, thoughtful” (129), and how she can’t imagine being with a boy after being with a man. Korey locks the door and turns the music up, and Enchanted’s mother bursts through the door, demanding to know why it was locked. Korey distracts her by promising her tickets to Mary J. Blige’s Christmas show, and “Mom’s shoulders relax, her face smoothing” (132).
The tour begins, and Enchanted tries to stay in touch with her family. Her father and Gab won’t talk to her, and Enchanted notices that Korey “hang[s] out with the dancers” (135) many nights. Korey knows that Enchanted is jealous, but distracts her by calling her his “little secret [he] don’t have to share with no one” (136). Enchanted relaxes into Korey’s love, but wants to know when they will start working on her album.
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