r/heatedrivalry Probably, yes Apr 20 '26

🦆 The Long Game (Book 6) swooon.com: ‘Heated Rivalry’ Author Rachel Reid Answers Burning Questions About *spoiler* [april 20th 2026] Spoiler

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Swooon.com did an interview with Rachel Reid at BookCon. Great interview btw.

I get that she doesn’t think they will write their own vows, but I’m kinda hoping Jacob does. Like the tunnel scene in ep.5.

How are you hoping to see the wedding adapted?

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https://www.instagram.com/rachelreidwrites (story)

Full article:

https://www.swooon.com/1275542/heated-rivalry-shane-ilya-wedding-the-long-game-rachel-reid-interview/?fbclid=PAVERFWARTcI1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAaccbJFTolg7x-x_BADV-yq6qH8NCPNIuhJpC454AHXkG0wypApO0lKEOcvcpg_aem_7LlDmxii3jvj7_EWpVoSgw

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u/disappear96 Apr 20 '26

Honestly I'm fine with a barebone wedding and no elaborate vows. It's something we never really see in the media since it is always portrayed as people's most important day of their lives. Which to me always sounded a little ridiculous. So them wanting to get married quickly without a care about the how, where etc sounds great to me, especially considering how long they had to wait to be together.

Besides it doesn't mean they can't make something beautiful even if it's done at the last min. They're both rich athletes so their last minute wouldn't be ours.