You, Me, and the Sea

The dual timelines added depth and suspense, but I wonder what inspired the choice to tell it this way. Did it come naturally or was it a deliberate structure from the start?

The setting felt almost like a character itself—vibrant and alive. I’m curious if the author drew from personal experiences or extensive research to create that atmosphere.

The characters’ journeys felt so genuine and relatable, but I wonder what personal or cultural influences led to these themes being central to the narrative.