The 'Summer' series does give us a painful twist where Jeremiah slept with another girl when he and Belly were having a time-off. Although they weren't technically dating at that time, it was close enough to feel like a betrayal.
In The Summer I Turned Pretty books (no spoilers, but… side-eye), Jeremiah does technically hook up with someone else during their "break"—but Belly also kisses Conrad around the same time, so the whole love triangle is basically a masterclass in teenage chaos. The show might tweak things (because TV loves drama more than Cabo loves bad decisions), but let’s be real: all three need therapy, not relationships.
Team Jere or Team Conrad? Either way, we can agree: Steven is the only emotionally stable one in that friend group. 🌊💔
In the 'Summer' trilogy by Jenny Han, Jeremiah never cheats on Belly. However, there is a moment of betrayal in 'We'll Always Have Summer', where he confesses to having slept with another girl during a break in their relationship. That really shakes up things but technically it wasn't cheating since they were on a break.
Yes, Jeremiah did something rough in the 'Summer' series. He and Belly were apart, and he slept with another lady. It's not strictly cheating but certainly, it broke Belly's heart.
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