italiancoco

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@babybratxxxx Exactly. You understood the core of the two couples, and you really understood Beatrice as a character.
            
            And yes, you’re right: Beatrice and Nerone could never work. Beatrice grew up surrounded by men like Nerone. The world she came from—the classical, wealthy, elite environment she was raised in—is full of egocentric, dangerous, arrogant men who are used to getting what they want.
            
            She has seen that kind of man her entire life. To her, Nerone isn’t something new or mysterious. He is familiar.

@pdubpaulyd Yes, absolutely. I really loved how clearly the difference between the two brothers came through.
            
            As for the question of which couple you prefer, I think we probably need to finish the chapters and see how everything develops before choosing. There’s still so much to uncover.
            
            But yes, with Beatrice and Lola, the contrast is already very clear. They have completely opposite personalities, and I think that difference is going to be a key element of the story.

I love Beatrice and Elia because they act like 2 monsters dancing in the dark. Nerone is cute compared to Elia. Nerone needs everything like attention, affection, needing to be right, a person who is isolated. Beatrice would eat a man like Nerone if they were together because she’s used to egoistical men like him. He wouldn’t be use to a woman like her. She would make me admit things that he isn’t ready for. Nerone and Bambi are cute to a certain extent. However Elia is perfect for her because he wants a star to shine brightly with and without him. Weirdly enough I can see Bambi and Beatrice becoming great friends. I know I didn’t answer your question properly so SORRY

Love uuuuuu

These are some of my favorite books, if you ever feel like reading them! They’re also a pretty good idea of the kind of books I like to read:
            
            • Delta of Venus — Anaïs Nin
            • One, No One and One Hundred Thousand — Luigi Pirandello
            • On Love — Charles Bukowski
            • The Unbearable Lightness of Being — Milan Kundera
            • Lady Chatterley’s Lover — D.H. Lawrence

I’m really happy that you’re still here writing! Honestly, I do like dark romance, but I’ve always wanted to write other things too. too. For example, I’ve had this idea for a more traditional romance, and another coming-of-age story, where the main character is trying to figure out who she is and where she belongs so there would be some romance, but also a lot about friendships, identity, growing up, and her experiences. But I’ve noticed that dark romance is by far what’s doing the best, so I thought I’d finish the Bianchi Brothers series first, and then write the stories I actually really want to write. As for what brought me to writing… I’m someone who reads a LOT. I love the classics. I’m Italian, and in high school I attended a liceo classico, which in Italy is basically a school focused heavily on literature, Latin and Ancient Greek, but mine also had an artistic focus, so I studied art and painted as well.
            
            I’ve read authors like Ugo Foscolo and Giovanni Verga, a lot of Italian classics. I love Jane Austen, and I’m a huge Charles Bukowski fan. I read a lot of psychological books and novels, especially classics, so I’d say that’s probably where a lot of my writing comes from.
            
            And I’m also a huge movie person. I LOVE watching films, and I think that’s another reason I’m able to write the way I do. But when I say movies, I mean the classics especially old Italian films, where there’s so much attention to directing, cinematography, atmosphere, and the way a scene is constructed.
            
            So I think all of those things kind of come together in my writing.

@CONSCIENCE_99 Absolutely! I’m doing Elia’s story first because his was the most requested he got the most votes. But Federico is definitely next.

@italiancoco will we get Federico's story?

@italiancoco found your work a few days ago, absolutely loving Lola and Tommasso's story...I'm hooked!!! Will be reading the others too!

Thanks you so much, i hope you will enjoy the next one