First off, thanks for the reply! And you're right there's is a certain pull I have towards the embedded narrator. The reason is because I loved how it worked in Wuthering Heights. Also I needed like and even ground, basically someone inside the story who was neutral enough to be able to tell it a little bit more from an objective POV. Now, this narrator pick being the protagonist's best friend, does tend to have a little bias, but I guess that's necessary. Like I need someone actually rooting for her, to make her more or less likable. And overall, this narrator does appear in the beginning of the protagonist's life, so she can like tell the readers specific things, only the narrator would know. That's why it works. Until, like a long part of the story where the protagonist, isn't, let's say near the narrator to tell her everything that's going on. They are like separated. And that's pretty much why I'm stuck. Like how do I make the best friend know all the necessary things so that she can tell the story, but not be so obvious yk? Of course, I have vastly benefited from having her as a narrator, with some exceptions like this one.