Damn, this was such a good read. I was so frustrated with Heiner and hated the fact that he was the ML. After everything he put Annette through, I genuinely couldn't see how he could ever redeem himself. But this story made me realize that I wasn't really trying to understand him either, so I'm glad the author gave us both of their POVs and allowed us to truly see how they think and feel.
I also really appreciate how Heiner didn't just do a complete 180 after their inevitable divorce. Just like Annette, she acknowledged his flaws without excusing what he did. The way they both grew up and how they came to view the world were so deeply ingrained in them, and I love how the story stayed true to that while still showing how they eventually became each other's strength.
Damn, this was such a good read. I was so frustrated with Heiner and hated the fact that he was the ML. After everything he put Annette through, I genuinely couldn't see how he could ever redeem himself. But this story made me realize that I wasn't really trying to understand him either, so I'm glad the author gave us both of their POVs and allowed us to truly see how they think and feel.
I also really appreciate how Heiner didn't just do a complete 180 after their inevitable divorce. Just like Annette, she acknowledged his flaws without excusing what he did. The way they both grew up and how they came to view the world were so deeply ingrained in them, and I love how the story stayed true to that while still showing how they eventually became each other's strength.