Jasmine Pham spends her days planning other people's weddings. After a painful break-up for reasons that Jasmine doesn't understand, she would like to move on. But when her friends get married, she knows he'll be there.
The one whose name must not be mentioned is Andréa Moretti.
Her first love.
The man she can't forget.
Single in spite of himself, Andréa refuses to live with regrets. Only one haunts him day and night: having let the only woman he's ever loved slip through his fingers. Against their better judgement, the two are forced to spend time together on a road trip through Tuscany.
His only regret is her: Jasmine Pham.
His ex-girlfriend.
The one who broke his heart two years ago.
Despite the resentment, love has never disappeared. Life offers them a second chance... but isn't it already too late?
Morgane Moncomble lives in Paris, where she studied contemporary literature at Sorbonne University. A romantic and a feminist, she is passionate about traveling, Korean TV series, chocolate, and Christmas movies. She wrote her first novel at the age of twelve, but it was only in 2016 that she dared to share her stories on Fictia, Hugo’s writing platform, where almost 900,000 readers praised her work. In 2018, she received the Best New Romance for Love Me, I’m Leaving.