Misya's manga / #Fast-Pace(2)

I give this story 8 out of 10! Give it a read if you love fast-paced Harlequin stories. *SPOILER* only read if you wish to and would like to know my overall thoughts and opinions~ It’s understandable that Nico would be so shocked about Carrie’s pregnancy since he was told as a child that he couldn’t have children of his own. However, he could have completely avoided the immense heartache he and Carrie both endured had Nico been honest from the beginning. Not to mention, Nico’s method of finding the truth (or lack of) was unbelievably cruel to Carrie. Of course, talking about our health or what we deem as personal flaws can be insanely hard to talk about with someone else. It’s reasonable to be hesitant, but a necessary challenge. Carrie had no idea about Nico’s health, she hasn’t purposefully opened up Nico’s old wound. If she had known, she would’ve certainly hesitated to tell him to begin with. Yet, she was courageous and selfless in order to notify Nico and give the child a chance to have his biological father. Passion is certainly important in romance, but you absolutely need communication and various other components to maintain a healthy relationship. Okay, blah blah blah blah!

Read if you dare~ Tis’ the ramblings of a weirdly avid story reader~ Despite how fast paced and not fully fleshed out the characters are, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this story. Ironically, while unsatisfying, I strangely like that the fast pace made everyone get to the point. Personally, the only minor ick for me is that the characters’ presence were so flimsy. There were many characters that I could tell were solely to progress the plot. I would have liked to see more character development. It’s the the honest truth that everyone struggles in life, no matter how trivial one might think. It doesn’t really matter whether you are a criminal or a saint now, everyone has endured some kind of challenge. Now, that is not to excuse any heinous crimes or deplorable behavior. What I’m trying to say is that it’s impossible to always act valiantly or noble. It would have been nice to see some strife in making decisions. Perhaps, instead of Eli accepting Edna right off the bat, the suspicion could have persisted for longer. It’s all fantasy, but I doubt in reality, that love just made him ignore everything.