What Might Kill Us

The story navigates intense topics like abuse but also has moments of tenderness. I wonder what inspired the approach to keep the tone complex yet hopeful.

The characters’ pasts are heavy, but their growth feels genuine. It made me question how much empathy is too much when it comes to flawed characters.

Blending dark romance with emotional trauma adds layers to the narrative. I'm curious whether this was driven by personal experience or a desire to shed light on these issues.