Se fossi il mio per sempre. Before I let go

The story feels raw but also has tender, uplifting scenes. I'm curious how the author approached blending these tones seamlessly.

Those parts provided important background, but I found myself wanting to move forward. Did others feel the same or see it as necessary for the story?

The setting felt vivid and lived-in, which added layers to the characters’ struggles. Wondering if the author drew from personal experience or imagination.