I Knead You Tonight

The bakery adds such a cozy, charming backdrop—was that chosen to contrast with the enemies-to-lovers tension or was it inspired by the author's own experiences?

The witty exchanges felt so authentic and made the romance feel even more real. I wonder how the author crafted such natural-sounding dialogue.

The build-up was great, but the resolution felt a little rushed. Do others think this was intentional to keep the story lively?