One day

July 15, 1988. Dexter and Emma met at the graduation evening. They spend one day together. A romantic relationship arises between them, but they decide to remain simply friends, because everyone is going to go through life in their own way. Emma wants to become a writer, but the first years works as a waitress. Dexter, who is not concerned about financial problems, begins the career of the TV presenter. Almost every year they meet precisely on July 15, but they are afraid to admit to themselves that they feel sympathy for each other, greater than friendly, or do not speak out loud.
What will happen to them in a year? And after two? Three, seven ... twenty after three, seven?
David Nichols’s novel is at the same time a sad and funny, touching and bright love story