The love part of the story was really cute. The whole thing is pretty straightforward she's very unwavering with the way she loves him, which is very admirable. They're extremely good together he's really a gentleman considering the kind of environment he grew up in. (づ￣ ³￣)づ However I do feel like the other parts were slightly lacking. Especially the sons character it just felt like he was such a major character and then we just up and discarded him. Like his ending felt like something that came right out of a movie you know how the bad guy goes to jail and then you never hear anything else about them that's what I got from his ending. Usually in a book all the questions that you might have about a character are answered, at least the common ones are. But this book felt more like a movie very open and shut movie with no room for any nuance, or complexities besides the female leads relationship with her mother. I feel like there should have been a little more depth to his character cuz he did seem more complicated than just liking her. Because when you look at his family dynamic we never got to explore his father which we barely ever saw them in the same room together and then his mom being overbearing on all fronts. I feel like we should have dived a little bit deeper into his character. Also the girlfriend who he was supposed to be marrying from that other company all of a sudden they just weren't engaged anymore and there wasn't any illusion to a struggle to come to that conclusion. And this seems confusing to me considering how she expressed having feelings for him or being genuinely interested in him.（/TДT)/ Also just to clarify I don't like his character. Maybe if we had got a little bit more depth to his character I could have possibly had more complex feelings about him. But as of right now he was definitely an entitled rich boy who couldn't take no for an answer, and couldn't conceptualize someone not being attracted to him. ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
The love part of the story was really cute. The whole thing is pretty straightforward she's very unwavering with the way she loves him, which is very admirable. They're extremely good together he's really a gentleman considering the kind of environment he grew up in. (づ￣ ³￣)づ
However I do feel like the other parts were slightly lacking. Especially the sons character it just felt like he was such a major character and then we just up and discarded him. Like his ending felt like something that came right out of a movie you know how the bad guy goes to jail and then you never hear anything else about them that's what I got from his ending. Usually in a book all the questions that you might have about a character are answered, at least the common ones are. But this book felt more like a movie very open and shut movie with no room for any nuance, or complexities besides the female leads relationship with her mother. I feel like there should have been a little more depth to his character cuz he did seem more complicated than just liking her. Because when you look at his family dynamic we never got to explore his father which we barely ever saw them in the same room together and then his mom being overbearing on all fronts. I feel like we should have dived a little bit deeper into his character. Also the girlfriend who he was supposed to be marrying from that other company all of a sudden they just weren't engaged anymore and there wasn't any illusion to a struggle to come to that conclusion. And this seems confusing to me considering how she expressed having feelings for him or being genuinely interested in him.（/TДT)/
Also just to clarify I don't like his character. Maybe if we had got a little bit more depth to his character I could have possibly had more complex feelings about him. But as of right now he was definitely an entitled rich boy who couldn't take no for an answer, and couldn't conceptualize someone not being attracted to him. ┑(￣Д ￣)┍