I'm writing this review just after reading this for the first time, and I do want to read it again because I feel like there are many layers to this story that I must have missed on the first read through.
The world described felt very real. It felt like it was based on personal lived experience. And the character's. They all felt distinct from each other. Uniquely infuriating? At least Alba was xd. Her actions were confusing to me, maybe because I bought into her self-image as the most rational person in the room. And that confusion makes her stick to my mind more. The whole story really captured me in a way that I can't put into words. Thank you for making it!