The Discarded

The story's tension relies heavily on whether readers can trust the narrator. I wonder what inspired this choice and how it affected the story's development.

The rapid-fire sequence of events kept me on edge but also made it hard to catch my breath. Was this a deliberate stylistic choice or did the story evolve this way?

The gradual unveiling added layers of suspense, but I'm curious if there was a specific reason for structuring it that way, or if it emerged naturally during writing.