Before We Met

The shifting perceptions made it hard to know what's real, which kept me hooked but also confused at times. Was that intentional or did it slow down the story for others?

The way memories are manipulated or misunderstood added such a layer of tension. I wonder what personal experiences or research led to this focus.

Switching viewpoints created suspense but also complexity. Was this a conscious choice to reflect the characters' mental states or a storytelling experiment?