This novel is a dual-perspective love story about timing, perception, and the quiet ways people carry each other long before they ever meet. It follows two strangers whose lives orbit the same spaces—a gym, a coffee shop, a mall—without ever colliding, unaware that one of them is already writing the other into existence through the pages of a private diary.

Years later, after marriage and loss, the husband discovers the diary and realizes that he was loved, imagined, and chosen long before he ever noticed her. As he grieves and unravels through her words, the past is slowly revealed through her diary entries—tender, humorous, restrained, and full of longing—showing how love can begin in silence and survive in memory.

At its core, the novel explores being seen before being known, the ache of near-misses, and the profound impact of realizing that even in moments of loneliness, we may have already mattered deeply to someone else.