The longer, spoiler-filled answer: Belly has been in love with Conrad for as long as anyone can remember, but the guy is moody and impossible to read. She gets there eventually, though, and all three of them seem pretty happy in the final chapter of We’ll Always Have Summer.
Which one of these amazing guys is her one true love, and which one’s meant to be her BFF? Figuring that out is the challenge of her life. She cares about them both so much that it takes a lot of soul-searching for her to choose between them. It doesn’t help that Conrad’s younger brother, Jere, develops a monster crush on Belly that sends her into an emotional tailspin. Fair warning: Their relationship is on thin ice for a while there, what with Belly and Conrad each Going Through Some Things. The short answer: As an unabashed Belly/Conrad shipper, I am blissfully happy to report that yes, they sure do! Not without a lot of angst along the way, of course.
#THE SUMMER I TURNED PRETTY SERIES SERIES#
Her journey isn’t all about romance, but there’s no denying that the question of which boy she’ll end up with is a compelling one.Ĭurious about the books or the upcoming Summer I Turned Pretty television series that Jenny Han is developing for Amazon Prime? Well, if you’re absolutely, positively sure you want to know how the Conrad/Belly/Jeremiah love triangle turns out, read on… Do Belly and Conrad Get a Happily Ever After in The Summer I Turned Pretty Books? Over the course of the three books- The Summer I Turned Pretty, It’s Not Summer Without You, and We’ll Always Have Summer-Belly comes of age, learns some tough life lessons, and realizes she has decidedly non-platonic feelings for both boys. Before she wrote the now-iconic To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before series, Jenny Han was best known for another romantic YA trilogy, The Summer I Turned Pretty.* Isabel “Belly” Conklin has spent every summer of her life at a beach house owned by her mom’s best friend from childhood, Susannah, who in turn has two teenage sons, Conrad and Jeremiah.
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