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Fan Fact · Kiss Me, Captain
Kiss Me, Captain is published on My Passion, where it runs to 165 chapters. In the My Passion mobile app you can unlock chapters for free with daily coins and by watching ads; on my-passion.com chapters are unlocked with a subscription. No continuation beyond chapter 165 has been officially announced.
Fan Fact · Kiss Me, Captain
We won't spoil the ending, but here's what the final stretch is fighting over. By chapter 121, Maddie has chosen to transfer and Emily is skating through heartbreak. Then Emily learns that Victoria Hughes, the woman arranging Maddie's transfer, will be head judge at their next major competition. The book answers the rest from chapter 121.
Fan Fact · Kiss Me, Captain
Maddie breaks up with Emily by text in chapter 118. She says she's staying home, transferring, and that they aren't good for each other. Behind it are exhaustion, Coach's warning that the relationship was hurting their skating, unfair scores at Regionals, and steady pressure from her father and Victoria Hughes to start fresh somewhere else.
Fan Fact · Kiss Me, Captain
Yes. In chapter 64, Maddie sits down with her parents at a park picnic table and tells them she's gay and in love with Emily. It goes badly. Her father, David Reyes, calls it confusion and a sin and makes her skating and schooling depend on ending the relationship. Her mother, Hanna, says she loves her but follows him.
Fan Fact · Kiss Me, Captain
Carol Martinez sabotaged Maddie's skates. In chapter 49, investigator Madeline Foster reports that Carol confessed to tampering with them. Three girls now face criminal charges, and the case is closed. Carol belonged to Jenna Caldwell's circle and had been cut from the Nationals roster shortly before the competition where Maddie fell.
Fan Fact · Kiss Me, Captain
Neither of them chose to stop. Maddie kept writing after her family moved, but her letters went to Emily's old house on Maple Street. Weeks after Maddie left, Emily's family had moved to an apartment on Cedar following her parents' divorce, so the letters never reached Emily. Each girl believed the other had forgotten her.
