Vorrei averti qui per sempre (Vicious Cycle Series Vol. 3)

The story feels so grounded in its environment—I'm curious whether the setting was based on a real place or created from the author's imagination. How much did the setting influence the emotional beats of the story?

The chemistry was palpable, but some moments felt tinged with regret or uncertainty. It made me wonder if the author intentionally balanced joy with a touch of melancholy.

Their backstories added depth, but I kept thinking about how much past pain influenced their choices. Did the author aim to show how healing is possible through love?