Man, that phrasing hits a specific kind of search history desperation, doesn’t it? I think you're looking for the extra chapters from Ali Hazelwood's 'Love, Theoretically' – the ones labeled 'Reckless' and 'Under One Condition' from the Barnes & Noble edition. A straight-up PDF download floating around for free is... ethically murky. Those are paid exclusives meant to drive special edition sales.
I actually caved and bought the B&N hardcover because I’m a completionist, which feels a bit silly for two short chapters, but that’s publishing for you. Your most legit 'free' method is a library app like Libby, but you’d need to borrow the exact special edition, which has a different ISBN and might have a long waitlist. Scouring the usual shady PDF sites feels like a gamble with malware and often leads to broken links or mislabeled files. It’s frustrating when content is gated like this, but the author and publisher did structure it as a bonus, not the core text.
In the end, I just read some detailed summaries on Tumblr to get the gist. It saved me the hassle and the guilt.