Leah and Jonathan were really in love. Engaged and planning their wedding. One day, though, when Leah got home after a long day, she found that Jonathan and his whole family had left without explaining a thing. All they left was an empty space full of questions that remained unanswered and a despair that appeared to want to accompany her all her life.
She decided to move to the Big Apple, assuming the city would allow her to start over. But no. Every year, around the same time everything had happened, Leah relived every moment of her suffering.
As the years went by, she understood that she wouldn’t be able to find happiness anywhere and she decided to go back to Arlington with her family. Her best friend Ellie, who she had known since they were babies, suggested they set up in business together. She also realizes that Ellie wants to hitch her up with her older brother, Ryan.
It was when she was packing up to move that she had an accident that provided the vision she had been seeking for so long. For a brief moment she saw her love, after so many years. She recognized him and then, in the blink of an eye, she lost him again.
Was it Leah’s imagination, tricked by love, that was showing her an image of Jonathan? Would she have to resign herself to never finding answers and give in to Ryan’s offers to be happy? Or was she right, and her beloved Jonathan was coming back to her after all those years to return to what fate had forced them to interrupt many years beforehand?