Indécence Adulée (La Bratva Pavlov t. 2)

The story mixes intense violence with tender scenes, which can be jarring. I'm curious how the author approached blending these elements seamlessly.

Their actions are so morally ambiguous that I wondered whether I was supposed to empathize or question their motives. How did others feel about this?

It added layers of tension and complexity, but I'm curious if this was driven by character development or genre conventions.