You in the Past. You in the Future.

It's a light and quick story to read. What I liked the most were the reflections made by the main character and the doubt that her marriage, apparently troubled, caused. I found it interesting how the worn marriage was approached and how a woman's feelings were shown in the face of it. It's about a 30-year-old woman who hasn't felt as loved as she'd like and who, by a fanciful fate, finds her husband in the past 10 years, and then she likes both, starting a short but interesting and valid plot to read! Art is beautiful. The characters are well designed, although there are alwayssome more beautiful and well designed. The plot is interesting and at the end you feel a work with fulfilled expectations. It's sweet and refreshing!