Walking the Perfect Square

The gritty urban environment feels so real—did the author base it on a particular city or experience? I'm curious how much research went into creating this tone.

His decisions often blurred the lines of right and wrong, which made me wonder if the story is commenting on justice or personal code. How did others interpret his actions?

The narrative flows smoothly, but I wondered if the pacing was carefully planned or evolved during writing. What influenced the story's rhythm?