Happy Place

Harriet and Wyn have been the perfect couple since college, the undisputed center of their friend group. Each year, they gather with their best friends for a weeklong getaway at a cottage in Maine - their happy place. Except this year, it's all a lie. They broke up five months ago and still haven't told anyone. Now, they find themselves sharing a bedroom, pretending to be in love, and trying to ignore the painful distance between them and the unresolved questions that led to their heartbreak.

With the cottage being sold, this is their last chance to preserve the idyllic memories of their friend group. For one week, they must play their parts, burying their true feelings to avoid shattering the hearts of the people they love most. But as they fall back into old rhythms, it becomes harder to fake their relationship and easier to remember why they fell in love in the first place. This story explores the changing nature of friendships, the ache of lost love, and the difficult journey of figuring out if the people we were are still the people we are meant to be.