The touch of a villain: Edizione italiana (The Boys of Clermont Bay Vol. 1)

The story has intense and dark elements that feel risky to handle, but they also add depth. I'm curious how the author navigated this balance to keep it engaging yet respectful.

The high school backdrop made the enemies-to-lovers dynamic feel more charged, but I wonder if that setting also influenced the character development in ways I didn't fully notice.

The villain's actions felt layered and not just purely evil, which made the story more compelling. I wonder what led to the creation of this nuanced antagonist.