Status Updates From Café Con Lychee

Look, it wasn't a five-star read, but I really enjoyed it. The ending was good, though it could have been better; I'll save the more detailed feedback for my review.

I'm so furious at Gabriel's parents! They are two insufferable homophobes who are really getting on my nerves. And Melissa is being unbearable too! I feel so bad for Gabi because he thinks he’s being a terrible friend, when in reality, she’s the one being a horrible friend to him!

I can't wait for Gabriel and Theo to finally move from enemies to lovers. It's a nice, light read, but I feel like the pacing is just a bit too slow. One character I thought I’d like is Melissa, but now I’m not so sure; she seems nice, but she’s being a bit insufferable.

I already hate Gabriel's parents. They're literally so prejudiced! To me, Gabi reminds me a bit of Charlie Spring's personality from Heartstopper. Now, Theo's parents are a pain too. They’re the only ones who don't realize how toxic Greg is.

I absolutely hated Theo’s uncle; I can already tell he’s toxic. And from what I’ve noticed, this new cafe that opened is a blend of the two already introduced—the one from Gabriel’s family and the one from Theo’s family. Anyway, the story is a very pleasant read.

I've only read the first two chapters to get familiar with the story, and I have a feeling I'm going to like it. I can already tell the writing is light, and despite a few minor errors in some of the sentences (in Brazilian edition), it's very fluid. I think I even understand the reason behind the coffee and the lychee now.