Io sarò qualcuno

The town feels so authentic and lived-in—did the author base it on real places or create it entirely from imagination? I'd love to know what influenced this backdrop.

The emotional beats felt so real—I kept wondering if the author intentionally balanced moments of lightness with hardship. How did that dynamic come about?

The resolution felt both satisfying and open-ended, leaving me pondering what might happen next. I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice or developed as the story unfolded.