Deux maris sinon rien

The story delves into trust and betrayal in relationships, which are so relatable yet nuanced. I'm curious what motivated this focus or if it was inspired by real experiences.

The characters’ choices felt so human and messy—made me question my own judgments about right and wrong in relationships. Am I the only one who found myself sympathizing with the unlikable at times?

The lighthearted moments offered relief but also highlighted the serious themes. Did others find this tone effective or did it sometimes undercut the stakes?