All happy fairy tales about love end with the words: “And they lived happily ever after.” Around this moment, the action of the new novel by the famous journalist and prose writer Eteri Chalandzia begins. Love turns out to be a test that few can overcome. In the dramatic development of the plot and the alternation of intense internal monologues on behalf of a man and a woman, there is a painful feeling of unforgivable loss, a premonition of an inevitable tragedy. “Not everyone can be let go and lost. You can’t just part with everyone.” This novel is a passionate and desperate attempt to understand what leads people who love each other to the point of no return and whether it is possible to stop the destructive elements of the death of relationships.