Les faux plis de l'amour

The book manages to be funny while also touching on heartfelt issues. I'm curious whether this was a conscious choice or evolved naturally during writing.

Some decisions felt questionable, but I still found myself caring deeply. What was it about these characters that made them so relatable despite their flaws?

The small-town vibe and the detailed personalities made everything feel so real. I wonder if these came from personal experiences or pure imagination.