Say I'm the One

The tension between the characters was palpable from the start, but sometimes it felt like they skipped a lot of ground. Did the pacing work for others?

The setting added a fresh dynamic to the classic trope, making me wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or just wanted to capture that college angst.

The interactions with friends showed different sides of the characters, making the romance feel more genuine. Did others find that enriching or distracting?