A MEANINGFUL AND BEAUTIFUL THING ABOUT THIS STORY WAS SEEING HENRY'S CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE WHOLE STORY. IN THE PAST HE HAD BEEN BETRAYED AND HURT BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND THAT HAD MADE HIM INTO A COLD-HEARTED, REVENGEFUL PERSON BUT AFTER LIVING WITH JAMES HE CHANGED HIS MIND AND DECIDED TO BECOME SOMEONE WHO WOULD HAVE THIS ABILITY TO FORGIVE PEOPLE NO MATTER HOW BAD THEY HURT HIM.
AND ABOUT THE SMUT SCENES I DIDN'T ENJOY THEM THAT MUCH SINCE IT WAS AWKWARD FOR ME. MAYBE BECAUSE HENRY RAISED JAMES SINCE HE WAS A BABY AND IT WAS MORE LIKE A FATHER AND SON KIND OF RELATIONSHIP. SO I SKIPPED ALMOST EVERY PART THAT CONTAINED SMUT SCENES.
THE ENDING ALSO FELT RUSHED. EVERYTHING HAPPENED SO FAST THAT I COULDN'T KEEP UP WITH THE PACE. ALL OF A SUDDEN TOM CAME BACK WITHOUT ANY LOGICAL EXPLANATION AND THE FUNNY THING IS JENNET ACCEPTED HIM SO EASILY. IT DIDN'T MAKE SENSE TO ME HONESTLY. THE WHOLE RETURN TO THE VILLAGE TOOK ABOUT 5 OR 6 CHAPTERS (MAXIMUM ) WHICH SHOULD HAVE TAKEN MORE CHAPTERS.
