Jose Mendieta’s Reviews > Death with Interruptions > Status Update

Liking a lot this second part of. Death being confused by some man who won’t die is hilarious. I know the frustration is also intriguing her and she doesn’t know that she’s actually falling in love

The prime mister is goofy kinda like the dynamic him and the minister have. Soft launching an authoritarian ruling ?

First thing I noticed is the writing being one smooth conscious reading between narrating and dialogues. The concept of no one dying is more scary in a society manner. Where do we put the old people who won’t die?