Harriet, a girl who has dreamed of love since she was very young, will finally discover the truth about it. She's always believed that love was good and right. She loved to dream of meeting that person you know is 'the one'.
She never ever imagined the dark side of love. That side that no one wants to think of. The side that leaves you crying in the corner of your room. The one that makes you say "I'm never going through that again. Ever!"
Harriet never thought of that. She only thought of the good part. The side that reminds you of rainbows and daisies.
Everything was perfect in her life. Until that windy autumn November day. That day she wants only to forget, but remembers all too well. The day everything changed.
Jane never planned to fall in love with her best friend. It just... happened.
Late-night texts, train rides filled with laughter, inside jokes that felt like secrets meant only for them - it all felt like love.
But when she finally confessed, things didn't fall into place. They fell apart.
Now, she's stuck between memories that feel too beautiful to forget and a reality that hurts too much to accept. Silence replaces conversations. Distance replaces closeness. And heartbreak? It's the new normal.
He's moved on.
She's trying to.
But how do you let go of someone who never truly belonged to you, yet felt like home?
A story about one-sided love, what-ifs, and finding peace in the chaos of heartbreak.