Hello. I wanted to congratulate the developer of the novel. The plot is very beautiful and I am very passionate about it.
I was over a year behind (at chapter 8), so by downloading the latest version, I started all over again, following both paths after chapter 9, on two different slots.
I wanted to make some observations, and maybe make some suggestions, if I may:
In path A, we have a Parker who slowly corrupts and becomes unscrupulous, and who collaborating with the police begins to betray the trust of even his friends.
It would be interesting if already from the next interrogation (and in the following ones), the policemen allowed him to actively participate, perhaps with a mask or a hood to keep his identity secret anyway.
A path that however, over time, will lead him to remain alone.
Unlike in path B, which is also very interesting, there is something I don't like and it is not clear to me.
Why does Parker decide to cooperate after refusing to cooperate with the police and being framed?
From his point of view, he has now lost everything: reputation, school, scholarship, friends (Carl) and girlfriend, and he knew that in all likelihood he would go to jail (not knowing the story of the photos).
The way I see it, this was supposed to be a path where Parker had to use every means to try to thwart the police and somehow seek revenge, and not cooperate. On the other hand, the cops would "respond", picking on her family and friends (Becky, Melissa, Melanie....)
It was since Chapter 5 that I had been looking forward to seeing Becky in the hands of the police

, but the way she will get there, sold by Parker, is terribly heartbreaking, I didn't expect it: I knew that sooner or later the time would come, but never like that, and I'm really sorry for her.
okay, I said my opinion, going too far. I apologize for the long post and any spelling horrors (hopefully google translator did his job well)
having said that, a greeting to the author with a quote from the policeman Paul: "Nice work!"