Oh bless her 😅
But hey, the end result made her happy, and that's what really matters 😄

OKAY I GOT IT 🤣
The synopsis promises Moriarty killing Sherlock, and I'm a bit interested in how that works in the med field?
I never finished House, so have no idea if there's a "Moriarty" there.
But yeah, if you're a Dr. minding your own business, who's that obsession/nemesis that would kill you?🤔

You've increased my curiosity now 🤣

Dooooom, I thought it was a recommendation 🤣🙈

Oh, thanks, haven't heard of it, will have to check it out someday! The reviews aren't very kind though 😕
Was someone pretending though? 😅

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It was silly at the beginning, but then I kept on reading, blinked and found myself halfway done!
I read for hours on end, a feeling I'd missed quite a bit.
So yeah. All worth it.

It's a story about death, loss and love. That much I had expected.
I did not expect a huge chunk of the "loss" part to be devoted to a character dealing with the death of their Dad. It resonated with how I felt and am still feeling sometimes, opened some wounds.
But also made me feel seen, you know?

I was searching for a certain type of story, and google gave me a list of recommendations. This one seemed to fit the best.
Can't say that it was exactly what I was searching for, but I have zero regrets.
The amount of tears I cried though was very unexpected. Crying wasn't part of the plan at all 😅

Honestly, I'd prefer high angle to our straight-in-the-middle-of-the-face ones 😭

I gave up on smiling for documentation photos - those never turn out good 🙈

This is how I find out?!