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The reason for Millie's conviction wasn't as big a reveal as I think the writer intended. However, reading about Andrew going through the torture he brings to others was an absolute delight.

The reason for Millie's conviction wasn't as big a reveal as I think the writer intended. However, reading about Andrew going through the torture he brings to others was an absolute delight.

Oh, the horror!! I knew this Andrew guy was too good to be true.. but my guess was that he was involved in all her wife's psychic plan and just pretended to be the sane one.. It's uncanny how similar Nina and Millie are.. parallels of each other. Explains why Nina would want Enzo to be around their house more... He was protecting Nina and Millie and that's why Andrew was so bothered by him.

Oh, the horror!! I knew this Andrew guy was too good to be true.. but my guess was that he was involved in all her wife's psychic plan and just pretended to be the sane one.. It's uncanny how similar Nina and Millie are.. parallels of each other. Explains why Nina would want Enzo to be around their house more... He was protecting Nina and Millie and that's why Andrew was so bothered by him.

My experience reading this book has been strikingly similar to that of "The Silent Patient," where, under the guise of a psychological thriller, I found myself repeatedly reading about relationship drama.

As if it wasn't tacit enough from the moment Millie saw Andrew that it was gonna happen.. and what does he mean he's not sorry about it? Tf?

Do I have to read about how handsome Millie finds Andrew on every single page? It's getting repetitive and annoying.

It feels more like a marital drama than a psychological thriller up to this point. This trope is so common in TV shows from my country that my inherent dislike for it is influencing my opinion about this book.