Hello from Your Favourite Time-Zone Problem

Across oceans and hours, little heartbeats were once written in the quiet space between sunrise in the Philippines and sunset in the UK. What she thought was tenderness, what she believed was being seen, turned out to be an illusion carefully timed and conveniently placed.

These pages hold the voice of a woman who mistook consistency for sincerity, attention for intention. She believed walls were coming down, only to learn that some people don't knock to enter, they slip in quietly, rearrange the furniture of your heart, and leave without saying goodbye. What felt like safety was performance. What sounded like care was rehearsal.

Each letter began as gratitude and ended as reckoning. A slow, painful understanding that being chosen is not the same as being kept, and that some connections exist only to teach you how deeply you can feel... and how quickly it can be taken from you.

Hello from Your Favourite Time-Zone Problem is no longer a tribute.
It is an autopsy of a love that never lived.
A record of how easily hope can be manufactured, how intimacy can be faked, and how a woman learns, too late, that she was never a destination, only a stopover.

This book is not for him anymore.
It is for the woman who survived the truth, closed the door without apology, and finally chose herself when the illusion shattered.