Forever, Maybe

What if your greatest love story is also your biggest question mark?

Two decades after a chance encounter outside a Glasgow sandwich van sparks an unforgettable love story, Nell and Daniel find themselves at a crossroads—stuck in the rhythms of work, resentment, and unsaid truths.

But when the past collides with the present, they must decide if the life they built together is still the one they want or if it’s time to finally let go.

Their lives were stitched together with humour, passion and the kind of chemistry that makes you believe in forever.

But twenty-two years on, “forever” looks a lot like...

What if your greatest love story is also your biggest question mark?

Two decades after a chance encounter outside a Glasgow sandwich van sparks an unforgettable love story, Nell and Daniel find themselves at a crossroads—stuck in the rhythms of work, resentment, and unsaid truths.

But when the past collides with the present, they must decide if the life they built together is still the one they want or if it’s time to finally let go.

Their lives were stitched together with humour, passion and the kind of chemistry that makes you believe in forever.

But twenty-two years on, “forever” looks a lot like compromise.

Daniel has turned his late-night sandwich hustle into a booming business empire but success has come at a cost.

Nell, now a graphic designer, feels invisible in her own life.

Their once-effortless bond is fraying under the weight of missed dinners, unspoken resentments and dreams quietly put to sleep.

When a photo from Nell’s past surfaces online, it threatens to blow open a secret she’s kept buried for years—and forces her to confront everything she thought was behind her.

As the truth ripples through their marriage, Danny begins to question whether his ambition has blinded him to what really matters.

Told with warmth, wit, and emotional honesty, Forever, Maybe is a sharply observed story of long-term love, midlife reinvention and the messy, beautiful truth that happily ever after isn’t a destination—it’s a choice you make, over and over again.