Patricia thought she had forgotten her first love.Three years ago, Daniel left their small town of Mill View for the big city. He promised to call every day, but he never did. Heartbroken, Patricia buried herself in her work at the town library and told herself she would never love again.On a rainy Monday, everything changes. A wet stranger walks into her library - it's Daniel. Taller, more mature, but with the same kind eyes she could never forget.He is back to build the new bridge in town, and he has a painful truth about why he really left. His father was sick, his family lost everything, and he was too ashamed to tell her.Now Daniel comes to the library every day. He brings her coffee, helps her with books, and slowly tries to win her heart again. Patricia wants to love him, but she is scared. What if he leaves again and breaks her heart a second time?From the village festival under the moonlight, to a dangerous storm that threatens the whole town, Patricia and Daniel must learn if true love is about never leaving, or about having the courage to come back.Will Patricia give him a second chance? Or is some love meant to stay in the past?A sweet, emotional, slow-burn second chance romance about forgiveness, growing up, and finding home in one person.