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Readers note the hypocrisy, as she remains trapped by her self-imposed delusion that Cedric is fated for the novel's original heroine, Adeline, causing her to misinterpret his genuine affection as a strategic act. This core conflict, now 86 chapters in, is testing the patience of the audience, who feel the slow-burn romance is stalling. A pining Cedric is equally stuck, misreading Dillon’s emotional distance as lingering attachment to a former fiancé. While the couple's mature conversations are praised, their inability to apply their own wisdom to their relationship is a key point of contention. 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