Believe Me

The story kept me guessing but also made me question how much I could trust what I was reading. Were the clues subtle enough or did they slip past unnoticed?

The narrator's perspective added so much tension and ambiguity. I wonder what led to the decision to tell the story through their point of view instead of a more straightforward approach.

Some sections felt breakneck, while others slowed down — was this intentional to build tension or just natural storytelling flow?