Fang jetzt bloß nicht an zu lieben

The urban setting feels very authentic and adds to the characters' everyday struggles. I'm curious whether the setting was inspired by the author's own experiences or a specific city.

The witty dialogue made some heavy scenes feel a bit lighter, but I wondered if that was intentional to keep the tone uplifting overall.

Galen's growth felt very genuine, but I'm interested in what inspired her transformation and how much was planned versus developed organically during writing.