This second part of the duet was good too, starting with the throuple working through a crisis together and learning how to support one another best. There's on page therapy and one character really digging into their mental health and grief. There's an adopted character dealing with family tension and stress when he expressed the desire to connect with his Korean background. There's the lawsuit and court case we learned about in the last one that sets up what I knew of these people in the next series. There's a lot more kinky, sexy stuff. And my fave part, there's flashback chapters where we slowly get the established couple's story from meeting to friends to lovers,  with queer awakening. I don't normally go for duets or series about the same people anymore (prefer interconnected standalones) but I didn't mind this at all because I really enjoyed their story.