The Mothers by Brit Bennett

the words are delectable, because it's a lot of showing

of the meticulous action of the intense feelings and the mental struggles

which is precious treasure immensely enjoyable

but the plot

is sentimental and made-up sentimental

it's great depth happening in the mothers' familial and romantic contexts

but what's beyond these two dimensions

the triangle, nadia, aubrey and luke

there is 

with the limited information i am not sure what to judge, if judging is acceptable

i don't know if nadia and luke did anything wrong

what if what's wrong is the premise of monogamy

and as rachel said, timing - too early and then too late

oh fate the brat the scoundrel

romance and lust the decadence, of love

between a woman and a man and a woman and a woman

and a mother and a baby and a father and a baby, before they meet and after they never get to meet

perhaps one can be mad at someone they love but cutting ties hurts oneself more

maybe what's wrong is cheating

i actually think nadia and aubrey can share luke

like luke can share nadia with aubrey and aubrey with nadia