Hey you!

Some people call after a breakup.

Sebastian Reed couldn't.

A few weeks before moving to New York City—the city he and his longtime girlfriend had dreamed about for years—the relationship ended.

The move still happened.

Now Sebastian is alone in a city that was supposed to belong to both of them.

Between crowded subway rides, late-night walks through Manhattan, and his first year at NYU, he finds himself haunted by conversations he'll never have and questions he'll never ask. He tries to move on. He tries to stay silent.

He fails.

So he writes her a letter.

Not to win her back.

Not because he expects a reply.

But because some things are easier to write than to say.

What begins as a single letter soon becomes another. Then another. Month after month, Sebastian continues writing to the woman he can't seem to forget, documenting his new life, his mistakes, the people he meets, the secrets he keeps, and the memories that refuse to leave him alone.

Every month, one of Sebastian's letters arrives in your mailbox.

And with every envelope, you become the person reading the words he was never brave enough to say out loud.

A story told one letter at a time.

A mailbox that slowly fills with the life of someone learning how to let go.

Or learning that he never will.