Damn— I actually enjoyed it. The story didn't add unnecessary plots and went straight to the point. Though, I'm not gonna deny the fact that I did disliked Raymond throughout the story, and been kinda disappointed towards Ian for loving him till the end — despite getting hurt cuz of Raymond's revenge. But I guess everything went good seeing how happy they are together in their now normal life... And to add more up, I love Nicolas how supportive and caring he is towards Ian, I was suspicious at him at first but i'm glad that he isn't a jerk, and the fact that he got married with Kaya and had a child is a best ending for him. Now for Henry, I have neutral feelings towards him, Idk i dont hate him but i wouldn't say i like him. Let's say he didn't had much impact to me, but I did ship him with Gilliam hehe. Overall, the story was great, I would actually want more — I want to know what happened to the other characters and how their life is now. I just love historical—european settings, and would love to read more of this kind.
Damn— I actually enjoyed it. The story didn't add unnecessary plots and went straight to the point. Though, I'm not gonna deny the fact that I did disliked Raymond throughout the story, and been kinda disappointed towards Ian for loving him till the end — despite getting hurt cuz of Raymond's revenge. But I guess everything went good seeing how happy they are together in their now normal life... And to add more up, I love Nicolas how supportive and caring he is towards Ian, I was suspicious at him at first but i'm glad that he isn't a jerk, and the fact that he got married with Kaya and had a child is a best ending for him. Now for Henry, I have neutral feelings towards him, Idk i dont hate him but i wouldn't say i like him. Let's say he didn't had much impact to me, but I did ship him with Gilliam hehe. Overall, the story was great, I would actually want more — I want to know what happened to the other characters and how their life is now. I just love historical—european settings, and would love to read more of this kind.