Cousin Jack, or "The Yankee" as some family members affectionately call him, hails from the East Coast. He's a straightforward, no-nonsense kind of guy who always speaks his mind, even if it means ruffling a few feathers. His sharp wit and sarcasm often leave others bewildered or slightly offended.
He looked at me. For a moment, the bitchiness dropped. “If I’m not sharp,” he replied quietly, “they’ll try to hug me. And I can’t handle the hugging, Margaret. It’s too much. The hugging, the pinching of cheeks, the ‘Lord have mercy’—it’s a sensory assault.” My Only Bitchy Cousin Is a Yankee-Type Guy- The...
Readers generally enjoy it for its and the realistic way it handles the characters' confusion about their feelings. It is often described as "bittersweet" because it captures that specific feeling of a summer that feels like it will last forever but is actually coming to an end. Cousin Jack, or "The Yankee" as some family
Sterling says what we’re all thinking but are too polite to articulate. He is the human equivalent of a product review with one star. And you know what? He’s usually right. He looked at me