Review: I don't think you're stupid either, Jacob Silverton
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 18, 2012
I have to go back on my opinions of Shade, this story shows him in a completely different light, he still has the hot rocker side though (thank God) My heart, when he's with his daughter Julie, just fills with emotion. The present he gets her and the blowing out of the candles. Now, his ex wife, Tina, she is something and not in a good way and I for one would be quite happy to lump her one. Amanda is the lucky lady in question and I for one would defiantly have the same feelings as her after all that they've done and especially given how she felt. Jacob and Amanda were meant to be from the very start, it just took them a while to get there. Adam and Shade, their story also continued and you get to find out about their past, hopefully we get to see them grow and get back their friendship, even though it will be a struggle. Amanda can bring out Shades, sorry Jacobs vulnerable side, and it was a pleasure seeing it, he should defiantly keep the sun glasses off! Who hasn't sung around the kitchen like a loon, that was one of my favourite parts and has me singing 'Walking On Sunshine'. My all time favourite bit was Jacob on the front step having his time with Julie.......Bayayby, you're my angel,Come and save me tonight,You're my angel,Come and make it alright.........