The most obvious and complicated character was FP. In her first relationship, she was immature and inexperienced, unable to compromise, and most likely neglected the signs of the crumbling partnership. She was raised in luxury, and therefore couldn't understand that her attempts to reveal her identity were percieved as attempts to mock by her partner. As a result, she became more straightforward in her next relationship- so that misunderstandings could be avoided. Still, I fail to understand why she hid her identity- at first I thought she was either rebellious or was trying to live an ordinary life- but those guesses were crushed when I came to know that she was still handling the company's affair.

Her ex can be described as a very confident and inferiority complex: he was disdainful of her high expenditure-- but from what I concluded she used her own funds, and he ignored that fact. He didn't pay attention to her much- it was clear from the fact he didn't even know if she had a elder or a younger sister. His clear thoughts- the only advantage she had was her face, but she didn't like going to gatherings, so that was lost too clearly shows that he didn't value her much, but took it upon his ego when he saw her living happily. The main reason is because their priorities are different- she craved for love but didn't value money while his desire was money and power over love.

The ML LJ had more in common with FP. He blamed his father and at the same time craved for his attention, so he became a spoillt and spendthrift playboy. Both leads were impulsive. One resentment I have against him are- Why did he tolerate the housekeeper instead of firing her? She clearly broke one or two rules and was parading as a peac*ck in front FP. I was also disappointed that we couldn't see the ex's or the paparazzi's reaction of her identity reveal since it didn't happen throughtont the book. (The papz in this world were all aspiring fantasy novel writers)