Class Act

The setting adds a layer of complexity and intrigue, but I'm curious whether the author drew from real-world scandals or created this world from imagination.

I was really engaged at the start and end, but the middle felt a bit drawn out — was that intentional to build tension or just natural storytelling?

It made the character's decisions more layered, but I wonder if that was a deliberate move to challenge readers' sympathies or just a storytelling preference.