Little Red Riding Crop

The compact length packs a punch, but I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice to heighten intimacy or due to other constraints.

The portrayal of trust and control was intense but also nuanced—I'd love to hear if others felt it resonated or felt a bit performative.

Sometimes novellas can feel superficial, but this one seemed to dig into vulnerability. Was that a conscious effort or natural to the story?