Forever, Maybe: A Glasgow Love Story Nell and Daniel's romance began with a chance encounter outside a Glasgow sandwich van, sparking a connection filled with laughter, passion, and the kind of chemistry that promises "forever." Twenty-two years later, their marriage is at a crossroads—buried under busy routines, unspoken resentments, and the small compromises of midlife. Daniel has turned his late-night sandwich hustle into a thriving business, but success has come at the cost of missed moments and lost dreams. Nell, now a graphic designer, feels invisible in her own life, quietly suffocated by everything left unsaid. When a forgotten photo from Nell's past resurfaces online, it threatens to expose a secret she's kept buried for decades. As old wounds reopen, Nell and Daniel must face the truth about their marriage, their choices, and what "happily ever after" really means. Is the life they built together still the one they want, or is it time to finally let go? Told with warmth, wit, and emotional honesty, Forever, Maybe is a moving, sharply observed story of long-term love, reinvention in midlife, and the messy, beautiful truth that "forever" is never simple. Perfect for fans of Jojo Moyes, David Nicholls, and Marian Keyes. Content Warning: This novel contains strong language, adult themes, and scenes that some readers may find triggering.