Some goodbyes echo louder with the falling leaves. Years after a love that never quite ended, Clara returns to the town where it all began — a quiet place wrapped in mist, memories, and maple trees that remember everything. As autumn paints the world in gold and rust, she walks familiar paths hoping to forget... or perhaps to remember for the last time. But the past is never silent. A letter left unread, a melody once shared, and the scent of rain on old wooden porches stir feelings long buried. And when Eli, the man she once called home, reappears like the season itself, Clara must decide if some stories are truly over — or simply waiting for the right season to bloom again. A tender, lyrical novel about memory, longing, and the quiet ways love endures.