Sei sempre stata mia

The story delves deeply into feelings of love and loss—I'm curious what motivated the author to focus on these raw aspects of the characters' lives.

There were parts where the story felt slower, but maybe that was to give space for character growth. What did others think about the flow of the story?

The romance had both passionate moments and tender ones. I'm interested in how the author approached weaving these together without undermining the story's emotional core.