Say You Still Love Me

The characters’ past hurts and hopes felt so genuine, but I wondered if the story’s pace kept the tension just right or if it dragged at times.

It’s a delicate topic that’s handled with care here, and I’m curious what motivated that creative choice from the author.

Listening to the characters’ voices added depth, but I wonder if certain scenes might have felt different on the page. Did anyone else notice a shift in tone with the narration?