"The only thing that matters is how badly you want it."
Ariesa Domingo is a talented writer. She is capable of bringing her readers to her world as a law student and as a writer. As I was reading this book, I feel like I was with the characters all through out their journey, and I absolutely loved that feeling.
To be honest, this is already the second time I've read this book and it's overwhelming how this book changes my perspective as an aspiring law student, myself, the first time I read this and now that I've re-read this.
This book taught me so much about life, love, sacrifices, dreams and commitment.
For the main characters Cha and Iñigo, I can say that they really are the most realistic characters that this series have.
I can totally relate to Cha and at some point, I can see myself in her. As an overachiever myself, I always tend to put my studies first, to be focused on my goal and to avoid any distractions possible including love. I love how she appeared to be the high and mighty tough girl that she is at the beginning of the story and slowly loosening up as the story goes on.
Cha is a reminder that even the perfect girl has her flaws. That in reality, there is no such thing as a perfect girl because life is a battlefield and we would experience failures too.
For Iñigo, God! Lol. Iñigo's chivalry, dedication and patience set the bar so damn high that I don't think I would be able to love any other character as much as I love him. Handsome with a substance. He proved that you could never go wrong with hardwork and dedication, that your hardwork and willingness to do something will payoff as long as you do your best.
At first, I wasn't really aware about his flaws. Lol, I thought he is a flawless man. But when I've read this book for the second time, it really opened my eyes that Iñigo too, is flawed, and there are certain things that he did that is morally wrong.
The sad thing is, in reality, there really is an Iñigo. There's a lot of them, actually. And I feel bad that they'd have to go through all of these.
To sum everything up, CTG is really an amazing read and I think everyone should read this one regardless if you are interested in law or not because this book has too many lessons and it also serves as a subtle slap of reality. lol. I love this book so so much! ❤️