Nessuna nuvola all'orizzonte

The book has such a sharp wit but also tender moments—I'm curious how the author approached blending these tones seamlessly.

The recurring weather imagery felt like more than just setting—it seemed to mirror the characters' inner storms. What did others think about its significance?

The city’s rainy, cozy atmosphere really shapes the story’s mood. I'm wondering if the author chose it for its emotional resonance or for another reason.