Some stories don’t end.
They linger.
They wait.

Half a Goodbye is not about love that lasted—it’s about love that almost did.
The kind that arrived softly, stayed briefly, and left behind echoes you still carry.

These pages hold the moments we never got closure for.
The conversations we replay at night.
The silences that spoke louder than promises.
It’s about timing that failed, words that arrived too late, and people who became memories while still alive in your heart.

This book is for anyone who has ever loved deeply and walked away quietly.
For those who learned how to smile while breaking inside.
For the ones who didn’t get a goodbye—but had to learn how to live with half of one.

Each piece feels like a confession you were never brave enough to write,
or a letter you wish someone had written to you.

If you’ve ever held on to someone who no longer belongs to your present,
if you’ve ever wondered what if long after it ended,
this book will feel less like a story—

and more like a mirror.

You don’t read Half a Goodbye.
You remember yourself through it.