The Tutor, Volume II (ch. 9, 3/18)

[Somebody]

Nevermind. It's just depressing seeing a 2020s version of politics depicted. It's a shibboleth of sorts, a painful reminder that other people have a different reality from mine. It's not about their taking sides, it's what they think the sides are, what they're doing, which one is which, and where they got that narrative from. I don't watch those shows you're talking about, but I still know what's going on and that it's not what's being presented.

[jofeyes1]

The story is absolutely top-notch. Even better than Chapter 1. The complicity of a girlfriend, the presence of multiple victims – each with a distinct personality and background – certainly make it more compelling than the previous chapter. Once again, every detail is meticulously crafted, a sign of an author of considerable intellect. Added to all this is the fact that the narrative is truly believable and the story feels like it could actually happen.

[colomale2]

Looking forward for the next chapter