rozalinco

i cannot stop looking at the picture magui posted they look so sweet omg 

rozalinco

i just wrote the last chapter… hope you wont kill me for that xx

xyfibixy04

@rozalinco I just hope there‘s a happy end otherwise I won‘t be ok :(
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cfsixteen

Hey so when we seeing the ‘gym’ being used huh  iykyk 
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rozalinco

@91pili dont be haha im just emotional 
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Lillmus

I started reading your book "The Housekeeper" and wasn't initially sure if it was to my taste. The characters seemed matter-of-fact, cold, and distant at first, and even the emerging intimacy was strongly marked by separation. But gradually, a glimmer of light emerged behind their walls.
          The passionate closeness gradually becomes interwoven with genuine emotions, and Ivy and Lando's cautious approach is full of longing, but also accompanied by the fear of pain. It's beautiful to witness how they both deal with their doubts—including those sown by others—and how these insecurities only slowly fade away.
          At the same time, they build a kind of protective wall around each other while tearing down the walls between them, piece by piece. They begin to understand each other, often without many words. Simply perfect.
          I found the make-up sex after Lando and Cleo's meeting a bit difficult because it doesn't really resolve any issues. But ultimately, it suits them – they often still open up to each other through closeness and intimacy, rather than through conversation. Now, the first "I love you" has been spoken, again in a very intimate moment.
          I'm curious to see how they will grow through the challenges ahead.

Lillmus

Definitely, I agree with you ... I'm looking forward to the next chapter
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rozalinco

Omg, that’s so beautifully written, thank you. The first ‘I love you’ happening in that moment was completely intentional — they’re already so deeply connected, so intimate and vulnerable, that it just had to happen that way.
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