Tudo aquilo que nunca foi dito

The way the characters hold back their feelings made me wonder how much silence can really impact relationships. Did the story make others reflect on their own unspoken truths?

The backdrop of France added a romantic and nostalgic vibe, but I wonder if the author chose it to emphasize certain themes or to evoke specific emotions.

Switching viewpoints kept the story fresh and gave a fuller picture of the characters' inner worlds. Was this structure planned from the start or did it evolve during writing?