Ti ritroverò, Adeline

The novel's intense scenes are impactful, but I wonder how the author decided when to show softness amidst the darkness. Did they find it challenging to keep that balance?

Some actions felt morally gray, and I kept questioning whether I was supposed to sympathize or be uneasy. How did others process their feelings about the protagonists?

The dark, almost gothic tone really set the mood. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experiences, urban legends, or other stories to craft this world.