This story is one of the rare masterpieces I've read, showcasing their toxic dynamic filled with misunderstandings and communication issues, along with plenty of angst and insecurities. I loved every bit of it. It all made sense in a way that others haven't. I cried so many times while reading, especially as it vividly portrayed the struggles during the war and the protagonist's hardships and losses of loved ones.
I both love and hate them at the same time. They can be so foolish and insecure, yet their love for each other is undeniable. Despite the way they hurt and destroy one another, I truly hope they can find peace together in Annette's new home. They don’t need to be in love or happy again; their connection transcends words.
This story is one of the rare masterpieces I've read, showcasing their toxic dynamic filled with misunderstandings and communication issues, along with plenty of angst and insecurities. I loved every bit of it. It all made sense in a way that others haven't. I cried so many times while reading, especially as it vividly portrayed the struggles during the war and the protagonist's hardships and losses of loved ones.
I both love and hate them at the same time. They can be so foolish and insecure, yet their love for each other is undeniable. Despite the way they hurt and destroy one another, I truly hope they can find peace together in Annette's new home. They don’t need to be in love or happy again; their connection transcends words.