I noticed that the main character never had a single good thing to say about himself until someone told him they loved him. Not a single thought until the end was positive. It really reflects that he grew up thinking he was the worst and undeserving of love.
This was a nice easy read. I liked the twist on the liar revealed trope. The main character already knew. The art wasn't my tea, but it fit the story that was being told.
Like how the ML is ready to go for bat for the mc.
This was actually a refreshing read. They were both upfront with their feelings, and it didn't get awkward. Yeah the top is rude and selfish, but he's not a bad person. He's just spoiled. The bottoms life doesn't revolve around the top. He was a friend, a dream, and a personality
Can we just talk about how beautifully written all the women are in this story? The way Greta, Vanessa, and lalisa haunted narrative. The way Victoria was power hungry but also loving. Charlotte wanting to sacrifice herself for her family. The way Laura looked like a cute plucky young girl but had such a command over her role. And Sofia! Oh Sofia how i love you. This story feels like the love letter to how women can uplift each other and how the way we do revenge is different.
We love an author who love their women
No one was truly a bad person. They made mistakes, but they owned up to them and talked it out. They're all humans at the end of the day.