A Million Possible Endings

Does the period at the end of a story mean the story is over?

Everyone has too many regrets and too many things they wish had gone differently.

We often wonder how things might have turned out if only we'd made a different choice back then.

We dwell on the regrets of the past, often taking the happiness we have now for granted.

And so regrets pile up, each one giving rise to another.

It's only in our twilight years that we come to understand: the things we never cherished have become regrets, too.

There are no "what ifs" in the real world, but books are full of them. Step into the world of a book with all the "what ifs" in your own life, and learn what it means to cherish the present and the people beside you.

I dedicate this book to every friend who has regrets.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.