Why do I have a feeling that granny and Romm (hopefully Romm survives) might die? Also, I have a hunch that the dad is going to sacrifice himself (the dog too) to keep that spirit that has been bothering his wife in their house.
I wonder if my first pup who passed away had the same thoughts. It really reminded me of her.
What the fuck was that? I came for cute shit and mind-blowing smut and now I'm staring at the ceiling after all that. Count your fucking days.
Whoever the author is, I want to make passionate love with them.
Me too ;-; they created such masterpiece
Ik I'm so fucking impatient I should've let this marinate (lowkey regretting reading it this early). On the other hand, this type of relationship is kinda rare? Like there's actual levels to this and not just ML doing some romantic stuff and FL falling for it immediately. It's not fast paced and there's actual chemistry building. But I'll leave this alone for now lol.
The way Seungmin kisses him a lot is just so sweet to me, like I have never seen a character like this for so long, esp someone who is openly affectionate like that (which are usually the uke in a typical story lol). This is a breath of fresh air (though I'm scared it might go downhill after this).
Been edged, teased, and given blue balls that a mere cute ass fucking chapter got me screeching like I gave birth
I love this so much. I went in with no expectations, didn't check for any spoilers whatsoever. I literally cried the entire time while reading this. At first I hated Heiner for how he treated Annette. But after I understood both of them, I just loved how they managed to set the past aside and be together. I was choked up while thinking that the author must've been a huge fan of misery for writing this gut-wrenching story, but I still love it nonetheless. Even the political aspects of this really hooked me (especially when Kathryn's brother shot Annette.)
But I guess what truly made me appreciate both characters is how they both wanted to change, even when they didn't know exactly how. Annette realized her privileges and didn't take the usual road of elitism despite being introduced to nothing but a life of lavishness as a sheltered only child. Heiner slowly dealt with his insecurities rooted in his trauma, no matter how hard it took him to slowly let Annette see him in a vulnerable state. Can't really blame the man for how he handled things since he never had a proper adult in his life to guide and support him. Let alone address his mental issues.
Verdict is, I love them both.