One final call. One missing boy. One girl who refused to let the story end. When Allie Rivera's boyfriend Liam calls her late one night, she thinks he just needs to talk. But then he says goodbye and vanishes without a trace. Shattered and spiraling, Allie refuses to accept that this is how their story ends. Fueled by grief, guilt, and a need for answers, she retraces his steps, uncovering a trail of pain, silence, and secrets Liam never shared. Along the way, she meets others who have stood on the same edge, and learns that staying isn't always simple... but neither is leaving. Inspired by real stories of teen suicide prevention, He Called Me Just to Say Goodbye is a deeply moving novel about loss, resilience, and the echoes we leave behind. With unflinching honesty and quiet power, Prasanth N.M. delivers a story that doesn't just ask why, it asks what now? This isn't a story about endings. It's about choosing to stay, even when it hurts. And helping others do the same. Perfect for fans of Jennifer Niven's All the Bright Places, Kathleen Glasgow's Girl in Pieces, and Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why, this novel is a tribute to the voices that rise after silence, and the stories that still need to be heard.