Is it true that you never forget your first love? Jeff and Ally had the answer to this question: absolutely true!
Their story began as a teenage friendship that gradually grew stronger over the years, eventually turning into a visceral, overwhelming, passionate love. It was true love for both of them.
A love that, due to distance, jealousy and wounded pride, after four intense years seemed to have come to an end and was destined to be forgotten.
Jeff now is a charming 31-year-old and an accomplished heart surgeon. After five years away from New York, he returns because that is where he truly feels at home, where he left his heart broken and in love. And the hope of getting it back, of getting Ally back, explodes suddenly when he bumps into her in a café in the city.
He still wants her, but he knows that winning her back won't be easy, if not impossible: Now there is another man in her life.
Ally loved Jeff with all the love she could muster during the four years she shared with him, and even long before that. She was the one who left him, consumed by a deep jealousy that the distance had helped fuel.
Now by her side is Liam, a colleague who has patiently made his way into her heart, gradually replacing the love for Jeff she held on to with all her strength for two years, before relegating it to a remote corner of her mind, hoping to forget him forever.
She wanted so much to live again, to hope, to love, and with Liam she had succeeded. Or so she believed.
She had often wondered what she still felt for Jeff after the five years since she had left him, and seeing him again, even more handsome and attractive than she remembered, made her feel sensations that were forgotten but still alive in her heart.
Was the feeling she had for him love or nostalgia for a past that could never return?
And Jeff, did he still love her? He certainly hadn't forgotten her, but not forgetting someone doesn't mean you still love them.
Or does it?
| Pagine |
228 |
| Formato |
[EU] Stampa bianco e nero - standard - 133x203 mm - Carta bianca - Copertina lucida |
| Peso |
262 gr. |
