Well, to start off well, the boys name was Xander. Going back to when he purchased a doll for his grandmother. While they were looking for the perfect doll, they had a quite entertaining conversation that kept me intrigued to read more and more of the book. So if you want to find out what they had talked about, you should go check the book out! Nothin like some good ole' promo eh? Anyways, after they found the perfect doll, he rang him up and it was his and he left. She hadn't seen him in about a couple of weeks. He didn't come across her mind too much, but here and there yeah. Then when she was working another day, her favorite customer Mrs. Dalton walks through the door to check if her doll had came yet. But she was informed it wouldn't be coming until the next day. Mrs. Dalton was busy the next day, so she just says that she will send a boy named Alex to come pick it up. The next day comes and they meet one another again! What will happen next?????? Check out my next blog to find out!!!
I wanted to do another character analysis but this time on Xander since I haven't really described him yet. I think Xander is independent. Xander comes from a rich family, and his father expects him to do so many things that his father already does. For example, modeling. In the book, Caymen and Xander were having this deal as to where they look at different opportunities for each other, because they both aren't sure of what they want to do in their future. But they pick only for each other. When it was Xander's turn to choose for Caymen, he chose photography. Xander said something after Caymen completed her task. When he talked to his dad, he walked away. he told Caymen, " I hope you're taking notes. I'm so much better at pissing my family off than you are." From Xander saying that, you can tell that he isn't really fond at what situations he gets dragged and put through. He likes to follow his own footsteps and see where they lead him in life, instead of just following the footsteps of his father's.
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