I’m sorry… Who are you…?
Y/N gets into a car crash and loses all her memories about Michael Louis.
I’m sorry… Who are you…?
Y/N gets into a car crash and loses all her memories about Michael Louis.
Y/N gets into a car crash and loses all her memories about Michael Louis.
Y/N gets into a car crash and loses all her memories about Michael Louis.
Based on the song “Great Expectations” by Sienna Spiro Y/N has always believed in loving someone wholeheartedly, even when it means putting their happiness before her own. When she falls for Alex Bennett, she begins imagining a future filled with everything she's ever wanted. But Alex's inability to offer consistent affection and commitment leaves Y/N questioning whether she's truly loved or simply holding onto the person she hopes he'll become. As their relationship becomes increasingly complicated, Y/N's best friend Charlotte tries to make her see the damage she's causing herself, while Nicholas, a longtime friend, quietly offers the stability and affection she's always longed for. Caught between the comfort of familiar love and the possibility of something healthier, Y/N must learn that love shouldn't require sacrificing her self-worth. Sometimes, the hardest goodbye isn't to a person, but to the future you imagined having with them.
Based on the song “Great Expectations” by Sienna Spiro Y/N has always believed in loving someone wholeheartedly, even when it means putting their happiness before her own. When she falls for Alex Bennett, she begins imagining a future filled with everything she's ever wanted. But Alex's inability to offer consistent affection and commitment leaves Y/N questioning whether she's truly loved or simply holding onto the person she hopes he'll become. As their relationship becomes increasingly complicated, Y/N's best friend Charlotte tries to make her see the damage she's causing herself, while Nicholas, a longtime friend, quietly offers the stability and affection she's always longed for. Caught between the comfort of familiar love and the possibility of something healthier, Y/N must learn that love shouldn't require sacrificing her self-worth. Sometimes, the hardest goodbye isn't to a person, but to the future you imagined having with them.