A Father's Affair (Anakkukah Kau, Anakku?)

The characters' inner struggles felt so authentic and nuanced. I wonder what inspired the approach to making their emotions feel so real.

The setting and cultural references added depth to the story, making it feel very rooted. I'm curious if the author drew from personal experiences or research.

The intimacy of the narrative really drew me in. I wonder if this perspective was based on the author's own experiences or a deliberate storytelling decision.