Goodbyes aren't enough

Seventeen-year-old Ruth Marshall never believed in forever until the day seven-year-old Blake Park climbed out of his bedroom window and into her life.

What began as childhood games, pinky promises, and "best enemy friends" slowly became something neither of them could live without. Especially after the day Blake's mother died and left him with one final mission: capture one thousand moments worth remembering with the people he loves most.

And from that moment on, Ruth became part of every memory.

Every blurry photograph.
Every late-night conversation.
Every goodbye that never lasted long enough.

But growing up changes people, and love isn't always enough to keep them together.

As old wounds reopen and life begins pulling them in different directions, Ruth and Blake are forced to confront the one thing they've spent years avoiding:

What happens when the person who feels like home becomes the person you might lose forever?

Because some people leave quietly.
Some leave suddenly.
And some goodbyes stay with you long after they're spoken.

But for Blake and Ruth-

goodbyes were never enough.