Where We Left Us

Six years ago, Eilidh Fraser chose London.

She left behind her hometown, the life everyone expected her to want, and Callum Reid-the boy she'd loved for four years and the person she once thought she'd build her future with.

Now twenty-seven, newly single and carrying the fallout of a relationship that ended in betrayal, Eilidh is back in Scotland for good. She has a new job, plans for a home of her own, and one rule for herself: coming home does not mean going backwards.

The problem is Callum.

At twenty-eight, he isn't the same ambitious, stubborn boy she left behind. He's built the property business he once dreamed about, created a life without her and learned from the mistakes neither of them understood when they were younger. But beneath everything that has changed are the tiny things they still remember about each other-the habits, jokes and pieces of familiarity six years apart never quite erased.

As Eilidh rebuilds her life on her own terms, being around Callum begins to feel less like revisiting the past and more like discovering someone new. Because falling for your first love twice isn't about recovering what you lost.

It's about deciding whether the people you've become could choose each other all over again.