Childhood nicknames have a way of sticking forever. Especially when you’re seventeen, in love with your best friend, and he still hasn’t noticed that you’ve grown up.
Roma has known her all his life. He knows how she climbs trees, plays soccer, and never cries. But he doesn’t know how her breath catches when he smiles. How she falls asleep thinking of him. How painful it is for her to hear stories about his new passions.
Maya is willing to do anything for him to see her not just as a friend. But is she ready for the fact that she might lose him forever? And who, in the first place, invented love that can destroy even the strongest friendship?