Eden Sawyer is doing fine. She’s painting. She’s running. She’s absolutely not thinking about Sloane Bishop anymore. So naturally, Sloane comes back.
After two years of silence, distance, and extremely unresolved feelings, Sloane is home—and suddenly Eden’s carefully managed life is tripping over memories, old routines, and the girl she never really got over.
Sloane isn’t here to cause chaos. She’s just trying to rebuild her life, fix what she broke, and maybe—if Eden doesn’t kill her first—earn a second chance.
Between awkward reunions, emotional cardio, and a past that refuses to stay buried, Eden and Sloane have to decide whether what they had is worth revisiting—or if some loves are better left behind.
