Ava Reynolds and Lena Hart have been together for six years — long enough to share dreams, build a life, and believe love could carry them through anything. But lately, Ava senses a shift: shorter answers, colder nights, and a distance that can’t be explained away.
 
Then, in a conversation that unravels everything, Lena admits what Ava’s heart already knows: “I don’t know if I love you the same anymore.”
 
Instead of collapsing, Ava chooses to face the pain head-on. She doesn’t chase Lena or shrink herself to win love back. She asks the hardest, most honest question: What do you do when the person you love stops loving you back?
 
Through heartbreak, self-discovery, journal entries, and raw conversations, Ava uncovers the layers beneath the fracture — unmet needs, unspoken fears, and emotional patterns that went unexamined. Lena confronts her own truth: her love didn’t disappear; it became buried beneath guilt, pressure, and unhealed survival patterns.
 
Together, the story explores:
Choosing yourself in the middle of heartbreak
Understanding emotional drift in long-term relationships
Healing patterns that sabotage connection
Learning that love isn’t always gone…sometimes it’s just lost beneath what you never talked about

This book weaves a powerful narrative with actionable insight: you can’t control whether someone loves you, but you can control how you rise — with clarity, dignity, and a heart ready for what’s next.