You Love Me

The way the story unfolds through the protagonist's skewed view kept me guessing what's real. I'm curious if others felt connected or disturbed by this approach.

The modern backdrop added a chilling layer to the story, but I wonder if that was planned from the start or evolved during writing. It really made me think about online personas.

The characters felt complex and flawed, which heightened the tension. I wonder if the pacing was intentionally slow to deepen the emotional impact or if it just happened naturally.