Introduction
Only Close When I’m About to Lose You by Willi Huma
Leah Evans was the epitome of grace, admired by all for her poise and talents, but trapped in a life dictated by tradition and duty. When a terminal diagnosis turns her world upside down, the quiet, obedient woman shatters her own image, embracing boldness and defiance. But her transformation leaves her marriage in ruins and her husband, Frederick Carter, realizing too late how much she truly meant to him. As Frederick races against time to win her back, Leah’s legacy forces them both to confront everything they thought they knew about love, regret, and second chances. Will he be able to reclaim what he’s lost?
Only Close When I’m About to Lose You Synopsis
Leah Evans, the number one socialite in Los Angeles, was renowned for her grace, elegance, and impeccable manners. From a young age, she showed remarkable talent—reading by three, composing poetry by five, and mastering the arts. Everyone who met her admired her refinement.
Raised with the traditional belief of “obeying her father, husband, and later her son,” Leah accepted her father’s arrangement to marry a stranger in exchange for a two-billion-dollar contract. Even when her dowry went entirely to her brother, she quietly complied.
Everything changed when she received a medical report: “Terminal cancer, six months left to live.”
From that moment, Leah transformed. The gentle, refined woman became bold and outspoken, refusing to tolerate any injustice. She no longer let grievances fester, confronting them head-on, sometimes even with force. The image of the quiet, aristocratic lady was shattered.
To Frederick Carter, Leah had always seemed lifeless, like an obedient puppet. He thought she was emotionless—until the day she handed him divorce papers with a vibrant, radiant smile. Only then did he realize how captivating she truly was.
It wasn’t until she was gone that Frederick understood her importance. His only mission became bringing Leah back into his life.
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More About The Novel
| Author: | Willi Huma |
| Publisher: | Dreame |
| Genre: | Romance |
| Mode: | Ongoing |
Themes Explored In The Novel
The themes explored in Only Close When I’m About to Lose You by Willi Huma include:
- Transformation and Empowerment: The story delves into the personal transformation of Leah Evans, from a quiet, obedient woman to one who boldly confronts the injustices in her life. Her journey of self-discovery and empowerment is a central theme.
- Regret and Realization: Frederick Carter’s regret after Leah’s transformation and his realization of her true value reflects the theme of missed opportunities and the consequences of taking someone for granted.
- Love and Loss: At the heart of the novel is the exploration of love, particularly how it evolves and intensifies after loss. Frederick’s efforts to win Leah back show the power of love to inspire change and drive action.
- Life and Death: Leah’s terminal diagnosis brings the theme of mortality into sharp focus, highlighting the urgency of living fully and the deep impact of knowing life is fleeting.
- Second Chances: The theme of second chances is explored as Frederick attempts to reconcile with Leah, realizing that love may not be lost forever, but it requires effort and understanding to rebuild trust.
- Family and Duty: The novel also touches on themes of family dynamics and the expectations placed on individuals within family structures, particularly the pressures Leah faces in her arranged marriage.
These themes work together to create a poignant narrative about personal growth, regret, and the redemptive power of love.
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