I Did Warn Her

The story's tension relies heavily on what characters reveal or hide. I wonder what led the author to structure it this way—was it to heighten suspense or reflect the theme of deception?

I was on the edge of my seat trying to piece everything together, but some parts felt a bit open-ended. Would love to hear if others felt it wrapped up well or if it invites a sequel.

The pacing kept me hooked, but I’m curious about her writing process—does she plan out the suspense beats in advance or develop them organically during drafting?