Since We've No Place to Go

The Christmas backdrop definitely amplified the cozy vibe, but I wonder if it also made the tension feel more heightened. How did others feel about the festive atmosphere influencing the romance?

The classic trope combined with the seasonal setting felt so fitting, but I'm curious if there was a specific reason or message behind choosing this dynamic for a holiday story.

There were some lovely moments, but I felt the story dragged at times. Do others think this was intentional to build character or mood?