Atrapada en las vacaciones

The holiday setting felt almost too idyllic, which made me wonder if the story was aiming for a fairy-tale vibe or if there's more realism behind the magic.

It’s such a unique twist on holiday romance, and I’m curious what motivated that choice—was it to explore themes of second chances or something else?

The story slowed down during certain parts, but it picked up again near the end. Do others think that was intentional to build anticipation or just a natural rhythm?