Synopsis: Shaylie is a typical fifteen-year-old girl from a religious family. Terrence, on the other hand, is not your average boy. To Shaylie, Terrence has always been the enigmatic, aloof, talented and temperamental older brother of her best friend, who has never given her a second look. Until they are thrown together in a date. Their first date sparks an unlikely romance that confuses Terrence, who has long pushed people away because of a secret he has kept throughout his life. But Shaylie is patient with him, giving him a chance to feel things he has never felt with anyone else before. Will they overcome the challenges that stand in the way of their budding love? Or will a happy ending ultimately be too much to ask for? -Pop Fiction

I've read somewhere that the length of time a person should be able to move on from a "break up" is 1/3 of the time that the couple was together. But what does "together" mean? Is it the time when you start having feelings for that person? Is it just the time when you start being with that person? What if the person was forcefully taken away? What if the person never cared? Does science or society set up any rules for those kinds of situation? When is it okay to care for someone again? When is it okay to fall in love without the guilt? When is it okay to be with someone again? When is it okay to find solace in someone else? When is it okay to be okay? This is what happened after the Terminal This is the continuation of life.