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How Does Love Sick End?

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Nora
Nora
Like me, probably, you read the entire 'Love Sick' series in a weekend. Then, you screamed into a pillow at the series of Phun and Noh's rollercoaster romance. The scenes of tension before the finale were so hard to read! Finally, it all came to a head when Noh had had enough of Phun's procrastination and had it out with him. Raw, honest, and, frankly, heart-wrenching. The scene in which Phun finally admits to being scared that he will lose Noh was so emotive. And, the way that he and Noh could then finally have the honest conversations that they had been avoiding was brilliant. Miscommunication was at the heart of so much of their angst and it was so easy to just let them talk. Phun calls off his wedding to another woman in the following scene and the two of them are left to pick up the pieces. We then get to read about their relationship over the few years that follow and are left happy in the knowledge that Phun and Noh are now, finally, a couple, teasing each other and playing, but also in love and showing a lot of affection for each other - they're even domestic!

As for the supporting characters, I loved how Mo and Aim remained the best of friends and Ohm finally got closure on his crush. It was sweet and sad all at once. Earn’s story line was a bit rushed but that is pretty characteristic of him and how some wounds don’t heal. The ending was simply a sunset on the beach with no words necessary. It was so simple yet so powerful. It showed that love is not about solving everything up for a happy ending, but about having that deep connection and certainty with another person. I would have loved to read more of Phun and Noh being grossly domesticated, but this ending was great too and leaves a lot of room for imagination.
2026-01-26
Jonah
Jonah
I just finished reading 'Love Sick' and the ending was so so so bittersweet. I loved how Phun and Noh finally got to confront and realize their feelings for each other after so much drama in between (like the engagement, the jealousy, etc). It was so sweet because even with all of society pressuring them to be with other people, they chose each other. Also, it was really sweet because Phun broke off his arranged marriage for Noh. It wasn’t a perfect or fairy tale ending but it was really real. The author left a few things open to interpretation too like Earn’s unrequited love for Noh. I really really really like how this story portrayed their relationship. It’s not perfect or even idealized in a way. It’s really real and filled with lots of flaws just like real love.

The epilogue to ‘Love Sick’ is so quietly wonderful to read. Noh and Phun are sitting comfortably side by side. He’s reached his point where he wants to spend his time with her. Simple but the storyline has really shown us how love can be instead of grand gestures of affection on a daily basis. We see to get a final look at some of the side characters too like Aim and Mo. This series wraps up all the characters nicely and it was so enjoyable to read. Although some fans had been hoping for more closure on characters like Ohm and Earn, I actually felt that not knowing what happens next for them works well as it is real life and not every story can be wrapped up neatly for readers.
2026-01-26
Kyle
Kyle
I love how 'Love Sick' ends up. Man. It was such a gentle read in the end, and their love story is just how they manage to find each other slowly in the midst of all the craziness. The last bit of the story is Phun giving up on his family and Noh finally learning to trust again. The two of them have a tender conversation in the rain and it’s all really sweet. The end is even better because it jumps forward in time and Phun and Noh are happy and still kind of awkward in their own ways. Noh is still adorably clueless, and Phun is still protective dorky Phun. It’s so perfect for an imperfect love story.
2026-01-28

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