With an aptitudinal cast and an practical perspicacious script, it's a film that will leave audiences laughing and swooning. The Hating Game is a frolicsome and romantic movie that explores the potency of competition and the involutions of profound appreciation. The final scene shows the two of them rapturously collaborating as publisher, optically canvassing each other with a smile as the movie ends on a jubilant note.

In the climax of the movie, they both realize that they have fallen in love with each other and decide to put an end to the game and in the end they both get the publisher position, and as well as they both start a new chapter in their lives together. As they both try to navigate their feelings, they have to deal with the stress of the position of becoming a publisher that is up for grabs while having the tension between them. Lucy and Joshua soon realized they may have gone too far with the game as they start to question if their feelings for each other are real or if it is just part of the game. As the competition for the publisher position heats up, the stress of the situation adds to their conflicts, and they both want the job but also don't want to hurt each other's chances. As they continue to play, they begin to question if their feelings for each other are real or just part of the game.

It is her debut novel that has sold in over twenty-five countries and is being made into a major motion picture, directed by Peter Hutchings and starring Lucy Hale and Austin Stowell.

The tension between them is palpable as they both strive for the position of publisher, and their competition leads to a game of 'The Hating Game' where they try to one-up each other in various ways. Sally Thorne is the USA Today bestselling author of the office rom-com The Hating Game (2016). The Hating Game begins with Lucy Hutton and Joshua Templeman, two rival executives at a publishing company, constantly bickering and competing against each other.

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