Shouldn't Want You

The connection felt so authentic, but I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or crafted it purely from imagination. Did any real-life sparks influence this?

Her decisions were understandable but also made me question what I might do in the same situation. Was that sense of moral ambiguity intentional?

The book managed to be both heartfelt and provocative, but I’m curious about how the pacing of intimacy was planned to keep readers engaged without overwhelming the story.