I have so many thoughts and opinions from this story. While I understand why no one believed his innocence, I mourn with him for the years he lost and wish people didn't judge others solely for their past.

Wow, I’m mentally exhausted after finishing this one in one day. The story is heart achingly sad but beautiful and I had to pause at some points to gather myself to be able to continue. The narrator is, as always, perfect. The characters is well written and it’s a god flow in the story without feeling hurried or forced. It’s a very different story from the others Via usually writes and that is not at all a bad thing.

The first half of this was terribly sad, but it’s typical, classic Via so you know good will prevail and evil will get what’s due.