Quello che abbiamo rotto

The story feels so raw and authentic in its portrayal of pain and forgiveness. I wonder what inspired the author to approach this process with such honesty.

Their connection felt so genuine, but also complicated by past wounds. Did that resonate with others, or did it feel a bit too intense at times?

The environment and context added so much depth to their story. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experience or crafted it purely from imagination.