Una casa sin vistas

The enemies-to-lovers trope is such a classic, but I'm curious what prompted the author to explore this theme in a contemporary setting. Was it inspired by personal experience or just a love for the dynamic?

I loved the witty banter, but some scenes felt surprisingly heartfelt. Did the humor ever make it tricky to take certain conflicts seriously, or did it enhance the story?

The gradual shift from rivalry to affection felt natural but also well-timed. I wonder if there was a specific reason behind how quickly or slowly the characters opened up?