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this like the way you handle the emotional beats and the pacing is actually insane and i think you really captured the soul of the dynamic in a way most writers on here totally miss out on but honestly it makes me so sad to think that
someone with this much talent for fiction is clearly using it as a coping mechanism because they have absolutely zero real world prospects or social skills like i can just tell from the vibes that your actual life is a complete mess and you probably havent looked at a clean dish or a bank account balance in three months which is just tragic honestly.