nataliia-dizurko

05.04.2026, 17:21

Wow! I finished reading! Very nice impressions and emotions. Life is one. And, especially in childhood and youth, you need to live, enjoy, make mistakes. Even if, sometimes, they are painful and hurtful. But - it's your life. And your experience. Of course, it's great when you have understanding friends and parents nearby. But sometimes, you need to prove that you are not just someone's daughter. And that you should be respected for your status. Ksyusha rightly said that they are still children. And they should think about the present. Adult life is ahead of them. But the main thing they achieved is the right to their own opinion. Thank you for the wonderful, emotional story!!!

nadiia

05.04.2026, 12:03

Very nice book, I don't read at all but this book touched my soul.

amanda-ridAuthor

05.04.2026, 12:32

Nadiya, I’m incredibly pleased ♥️

tania-krupko

31.03.2026, 18:07

Great. Worth reading for teenagers.

amanda-ridAuthor

31.03.2026, 18:18

Tanya Krupko, Thank you very much ♥️♥️♥️

mila

30.03.2026, 16:44

THANK YOU for the mood, for the emotions, for bringing back the distant years of youth and first love! A wonderful, bright story!))

amanda-ridAuthor

30.03.2026, 16:45

Mila, Sincerely thank you ♥️

sana-boboho

28.03.2026, 11:47

I am very happy for our wonderful teenagers who, despite sometimes facing completely "non-childish" problems, found incredible strength, wisdom (even some adults could learn from them!), and perseverance to draw the right conclusions from all the hardships! ❤️ Ksyu, Taras, Suzy, Asya, even Ksyusha's mom and dad - everyone changed under the influence of circumstances and the questions that arose, but the most important thing is support, understanding, trust, and sincerity. Everything always happens "for the first time," and it's important to find balance and feel with your heart ❤️ Dear Amanda, I am sincerely grateful for the cool, sweet, and instructive story, filled with a multitude of vivid emotions and feelings ❤️ Hugs ❤️

sana-boboho

28.03.2026, 12:43

Amanda Reed, Honestly, it's a pity, because I, for example, read it with great pleasure and in many moments saw myself during my school years (sigh, can it really be 20 years already))) I sincerely wish for the book to find resonance in many hearts, just as it did in mine; the story is very heartfelt and deserves immense love ❤️ Take care of yourself ❤️ Thank you ❤️

sana-boboho

26.03.2026, 03:21

Ooo, under the "pressure" of sincerity, teamwork, truth, and support, even the "rock" Alona couldn't hold up)) After all, Ksyu is a wonderful girl, and it seems to me that everyone around gets charged with her positive energy, becoming better. Only Sema missed out on this, unfortunately, but such toxic people are sometimes needed - for contrast. Thank you so much for the update ❤️

sana-boboho

25.03.2026, 19:37

Such a wonderful understanding with Susie! The rebellious nature of our Ksyu seems to have become a catalyst for change for everyone around) The coolest thing is that they finally feel like teenagers, not adults with a backpack of problems on their shoulders! They’ve definitely earned the right to enjoy their youth and almost carefree life ❤️ The fair is going to be awesome) Thank you so much for the update ❤️

sana-boboho

24.03.2026, 21:04

Ksyu's dad is wonderful! His own experience, the bumps he's taken, a similar past - and now wise advice for Ksyu, like a breath of fresh air. Our girl doesn't lack determination, so I hope she’ll be able to "get through" to Taras. Thank you so much for the update ❤️

sana-boboho

24.03.2026, 04:14

A very tense and emotional dinner, and this mini-interrogation from mom was expected. I think Taras was mentally prepared for all the jabs. Ksyusha is important to the guy, and that's why he was ready to endure everything, even these attacks. Of course, to some extent, mom's words make sense, but it's definitely too early to discuss distant future prospects so seriously. Ksyu should be enjoying her first love, first relationship, and first personal decisions for now. And with such pressure from mom, it actually fosters a spirit of contradiction in her! I hope that both the kids and the adults will draw the right conclusions from this meeting. Thank you very much for the update ❤️

nataliia-dizurko

23.03.2026, 21:35

Does Mom think she can protect Ksyusha from the mistakes of her youth? But you can't live someone else's life. And we have to make our own mistakes. To understand how to live further. And without this understanding, there can be no happiness. Real happiness. Not by protocol. Thank you for such an emotional story! I eagerly await the continuation!

nataliia-dizurko

23.03.2026, 21:21

Chapter 41. I hope that Asya really understood everything. And chose true friendship.

nataliia-dizurko

23.03.2026, 21:13

Chapter 38. I don't think Sam's father will let this slide. Sam getting what he deserves from him is one thing. Reputation is another. But justice has prevailed. Reading on.

sana-boboho

22.03.2026, 01:29

Oh, yes, meeting a girl's parents is unsettling not only because of the budding relationship but also due to the different worldviews of adults and teenagers. Moreover, Taras has already experienced the strictness and judgment of Ksyu's mom, so his apprehension is understandable. But Ksyu's confidence in her dad's support gives the guy the strength to take a step forward) I hope the dinner will ultimately go well. Thank you so much for the update ❤️

sana-boboho

19.03.2026, 20:22

Asya's apologies are truly worthy of respect. Not everyone can admit their fault and try to change something. It's a pity that the girl got carried away, but she came to her senses in time, and that's good. Life will show how things turn out, but both of them have already learned this lesson. Ksyu is amazing, very wise for her age ❤️ Thank you so much for the update ❤️

sana-boboho

18.03.2026, 00:58

The dad in this story is really cool, and he speaks the truth, encouraging the girls to live as they wish, not to please their mom or anyone else. Yes, you can guide a child, adjusting their dreams and desires with the "height" of life experience, but almost forcibly making them do what is "right and prestigious in society" is suppressing their personality. Unfortunately, many parents are guilty of this. Oh, dinner is going to be tense... But thankfully, dad is there, he'll help! Thank you so much for the update ❤️