I Cannot Reach You, Vol. 2

The subtle glances and unspoken words made me wonder how much of their inner struggles the author chose to show or hide. Did that resonate with anyone else?

The slow build and focus on everyday moments made it feel authentic, but I wonder what inspired that approach over more dramatic tropes.

The soft lines and expressive faces perfectly complemented the emotional tone. Do others think the visuals enhanced their connection to the characters?