"So real." That's all I could think when I was reading this book. The relationship between Sloane and Ethan felt so familiar. Complicated, messy, and full of emotional uncertainty. It's the kind of connection where you want more but don't know how to ask for it. The push and pull, the hesitation, the longing. It all felt true. The alternating perspectives let me see both sides of their tangled story. The way they drift and collide, the closeness and distance, the mix of hope and confusion. This isn't a story about perfect love or easy answers. It's about the kind of relationship that shapes you, even if it doesn't last. It hurt. But it also made me feel seen because I went through the same thing.