Je sais où tu es

The narrative really immerses you in the protagonist’s mind, but I wonder what inspired the choice to tell the story this way. Did it help deepen the sense of paranoia?

The portrayal of the stalker was quite intense, and it made me think about how trust can be so fragile. Was that a conscious theme the author wanted to explore deeply?

The dark, tense mood really heightened the story’s impact. I’m curious whether the author drew from personal experiences or crafted the setting to evoke specific emotions.