Jamais d'autre que toi

Their love story feels both tender and tragic, set amidst a turbulent historical period. I wonder what inspired the portrayal of their connection—was it based on real stories or purely fictional?

The vivid descriptions immersed me in the era, but I sometimes felt overwhelmed by the weight of history. Did others find this balancing act effective or emotionally draining?

The lyrical prose made the story feel intimate and haunting. I'm curious whether this style was planned from the start or developed during writing to evoke certain emotions.